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Merci Roland !
Cheers,
Eric

cpeters wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 22, 2021 4:06 pm

I've got a diff-file from hexdumperies of both nets; it's 361 Megabytl...

OK, so a massive difference in data (consistent with the several versions mentionned above). Thank you for this test and outcome, Christian.
KR,
Eric

Thanks Stefan.
Kind regards,
Eric

Hello, we know both differ, according to their different MD5 hash code (ref. this post ) We as well know, thanks to Stefan's work , the free one is weaker, not that much (40 Elo points or so, under Stefan's testing condition) But how much do they differ? Can someone who would have the commercial net...

Official Statement by the Current Stockfish Maintainer https://blog.stockfishchess.org/post/643239805544792064/statement-on-fat-fritz-2 Thanks; From this statement, I would point out quote:" Furthermore, the engine Fat Fritz 2 fails to convince on independent rating lists, casting doubt on the usef...

As a frequent Talkchess visitor ... I find the tone of this conversation has evolved ... To basically accuse the hosts/administrators of various invaluable and long run rating lists of fraud because they may have to received free samples of the products they test is not funny or entertaining any mo...

@Chessqueen: please check your PMs...
Cheers,
Tibono

Hi, Generic selection method: 1) try running each one and eliminate those who crash (most probably because they use instructions that are not part of the instructions set your CPU can handle) 2) benchmark those your CPU can run, and choose the one achieving the highest speed (nodes/s). Many chess en...

Thanks Jonathan, much appreciated! I am keen on running it
Cheers,
Eric

Carlos777 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 16, 2021 12:30 pm

Thanks for this new version.

The nopopcnt version does not work on my old PC (AMD Phenom II x4), 2.4 version works fine.
When 2.5 starts thinking (out of the book), it crashes.

+1 (Intel Pentium Penryn, Instructions sets: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, EM64T)
Cheers,
Tibono