Where can I see the speed of different video cards when calculating the sha-1 hash?

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Alexander2021-03-12 12:30:14

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Alexander, 2021-03-12 12:30:14

Where can I see the speed of different video cards when calculating the sha-1 hash?

Brute force sha-1 fell in love. I wondered which pieces of iron for this case are more effective.
The network is full of tables with hashrates of different video cards but on the sha-256 algorithm (Bitcoin, huh ..)
And where can I see how fast these vidyuhi calculate sha-1?
Or here you can judge like this: since one vidyuha "A" calculates sha-256 faster than vidyuha "B", then it will also calculate sha-1 faster?

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