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It will probably be difficult to beat the inbuilt hash code functions for the general case

however there might be something about your specific data that you can exploit to make a stronger hash function

Example: If you know the first 4 chars of your strings are nearly always unique, you could just turn those into the 32 bit hash. This would save .NET framework from hashing the entire string so it will be faster.

It will also be stronger because you used knowledge specific to your data (Eg, the first 4 chars are enough)

If there are any features of your keys like above you can exploit. The chances of doing better than the inbuilt stuff will be much better

Cheers
Matt
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