Can someone post the results of a speed test on a modern Windows machine? I
want to grab them and post them to the site.
You can generate the benchmarks with:
./crytpest.exe b 5 2.4
The arguments are:
b - benchmark subcommand
5 - run each test at most 5 seconds
2.4 - processor speed, in GHz.
I'm working with a OS X host with a couple of Core i7's. With a modern
Linux guest and modern GCC compiled at -O3, I am seeing AES/CTR throughput
at 2.2 GB/s; and about 1 GB/s for AES/GCM.
We are about 100 MB/s short of OpenSSL's results. We exceed TrueCrypt
results by about 400 MB/s. (OpenSSL has a very talented assembly language
wizard named Andy Polyakov. I don't know anyone with more CPU architecture
and micro-architecture knowledge than Andy. The guy is amazing)
Jeff
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