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Tripcodes

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Tripcode Explorer is a program used to search for a string or word in tripcodes. You can enter a list of strings to search for, or a regex. Both can be set to be case sensitive or not. For english imageboards, set "Restrict to ASCII" in the Options menu. From there you may wish to change the number of CPUs it runs on or the search method. Each search method is good at certain ways of searching.

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[edit] MTY (ATI Stream)

MTY is a tripcode search program for ATI graphics cards that uses both the CPU and GPU to search tripcode strings. Trips generated with MTY need to be converted to Shift_JIS. Open them with firefox and change the character encoding. The DLL files need to be in either sysWOW64 or the same folder as MTY. The same folder is recommended since the entire folder can be moved to a different system or on a system without administrator access.

MTY with the DLL files included:

  • A new version of MTY using OpenCL is in development, which will allow NVIDIA cards to use it as well.
  • More information is needed on MTY's compatibility with GNU/Linux systems.

[edit] CUDA SHA1 Tripper (NVIDIA)

For our users with woodscrews and house fires from Fermi, there's a CUDA tripper that's recently come out. Not much is known about how it works because I really haven't had a chance to play with it yet. Program crashes on Windows XP with a 7300go chipset

[edit] Speed

Searching for a shorter string within a tripcode will go MUCH faster than a longer one. Tripcodes contain 10 characters, and it will take years of running an i7 or higher to get even a non case-sensitive 10 charater tripcode. When I'm not feeling lazy, I'll make some kind of an actual stats system.

Image:Cowbell_small.jpg This article needs moar Tests of different CPUs tripcode speed.
You can help by adding moar Tests of different CPUs tripcode speed.


[edit] Speed Tests

Keep the list in order by speed, kthx.

[edit] MTY

  • MTY: Skulltrail: Dual QX9775 @ 3.2 GHz & 2*HD4870X2 w/CrossfireX = 250M T/S
  • MTY: Phenom II X4 955 BE @ 3.8 GHz & 5850 @ 1 GHz = 190M T/S
  • MTY: i5 @ Unknown Speed & 5970 = 160M T/S
  • MTY: i7 860 @ Unknown Speed & 5870 = 150M T/S
  • MTY: Phenom II X4 955 BE @ 3.2 GHz & 5850 @ 765 MHz = 140M T/S
  • MTY: Q8200 @ 2.33GHz & 4870X2 = 135M T/S
  • MTY: i5 750 @ 2.8Ghz & 5870 = 125M T/S
  • MTY: Q9550 @ 4.0GHz & 4890 = 110M T/S"
  • MTY: i7 860 @ 3.6GHz & 5770 @ 1GHz = 107.64M T/S"
  • MTY: i7 920 @ 3.8GHz & 4890 @ stock = 85M T/S
  • MTY: P4 640 HT @ 3.2GHz & 4770 @ 800MHz = 64M T/S
  • MTY: E6850 @ 3.0GHz & 5770 = 51M T/S
  • MTY: Phenom X4 9750 @ OC 2.64GHz (No GPU) = 7.6M T/S

[edit] CUDA SHA1 Tripper

  • Note: CUDA SHA1 Tripper only uses one CPU thread.
  • CUDA: i7 920 @ 3.8GHz & GeForce 8800GTX = 120M T/S
  • CUDA: Phenom X4 9750 @ 2.4GHz & GeForce 9500 GT = 30.08M T/S

[edit] Quad Core

  • Phenom II X4 955 BE @ 4.0 GHz = 16M T/S
  • i7 920 @ 4.0GHz = 15M T/S
  • Phenom II X4 955 BE @ 3.8 GHz = 15M T/S
  • i7 920 D0 @ 3.25GHz = 12M T/S
  • Phenom II X4 955 BE @ 3.2 GHz = 11M T/S
  • Q6600 @ 2.4GHz = 8.5M T/S
  • Q9400 @ 2.6GHz = 8.4M T/S
  • Phenom II X4 925 @ 2.8GHz = 7.02M T/S
  • Phenom X4 9750 @ 2.4GHz = 5.60M T/S
  • Phenom X4 9150e @ 1.8GHz = 3.93M T/S

[edit] Dual Core

  • T9300 @ 2.5ghz = 4.2M T/S
  • E4600 @ 1.40GHz = 4.11M T/S
  • P8400 @ 2.26GHz = 4M T/S
  • E5200 @ 2.5GHz = 3.9M T/S
  • X2 4850e @ 2.5GHz = 2M T/S
  • E6600 @ 2.4GHz = 1.73M T/S[Substring] 1.27M T/S[Regexp]

[edit] Single Core

  • CPU 585 @ 2.12GHz = 1.78M T/S
  • P4 640 HT @ 3.2GHz = 850k T/S
  • Celeron @ 2.66GHz = 700k T/S
  • Celeron @ 2.40GHz = 667k T/S
  • P4 @ 2.6GHz = 650k T/S
  • Atom N270 @ 1.6GHz = 580k T/S
  • Pentium 3 @ 1.26GHz = 353k T/S
  • Celeron cC0 @ 733MHz = 190k T/S

[edit] PHP Tripcode Algoritm

A bit of PHP code to calculate tripcodes. (I am sure this can be done a better way)

<?php
//updated to support japanese chars aswell as the pound symbol
function hashtrip($name){
    
$name stripslashes($name);
    
$haspound strpos($name"#");
    if(
$haspound === FALSE){ //the pound is not in the $name so continue w/o it
        
$nameo;
        
$trip $name;
    }
    else{ 
//pound is in $name so explode to seperate it from the trip and name
        
$t explode('#'$name);
        
$nameo $t[0];
        
$trip $t[1];
    }
    if((
function_exists('mb_convert_encoding'))){
        
mb_substitute_character('none');
        
$recoded_cap mb_convert_encoding($trip'Shift_JIS''UTF-8');
    }
    
$trip = ((!empty($recoded_cap)) ? $recoded_cap $trip);
    
$salt substr($trip.'H.'12);
    
$salt preg_replace('/[^\.-z]/''.'$salt);
    
$salt strtr($salt':;<=>?@[\]^_`''ABCDEFGabcdef');
    return 
substr(crypt($trip$salt), -10);
}
?>

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