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I think that is why we are here on devmag :-) to learn from and remember each other :-)

@fibric Got your point. Thanks for clarification.

@fibric I need a response upvote option so bad for this!

+1for bcrypt.

@josemorb, but I have to raise my pointing finger a little bit. Best password hashing methods consume much memory and much CPU time and are bad at using multiple CPU cores. Because, you know crime people use graphic cards which have a lot of processing power, but a relatively low memory (compared to desktop machines with slow CPU but huge RAM) stack and each graphic processor has hundreds of cores (shader units). The request for no performance impact hashing passwords is equal to asking for no security.

@fibric you should definitely convert this comment to an answer.

Gergely Polonkai as you wish :-)