Time control: 4'+2"
Hash: 128 MB
EGTBs: 3, 4, 5, and some 6 piece tables are available. Engines access or do not access based upon their default settings.
Testset: Noomen 2006 (through 2007 Mar 03); Silver Suite v2 (FULL)
Ponder: OFF
Hardware: AMD X2 4400+ with 2GB of RAM
GUIs: Primarily Deep Fritz 10, but I have used Arena, Lokasoft's ERT, and Shredderchess too. Received a version of Scorpio 1.91 from Daniel Sharwul on 3/16/07. That version is being used in DF10 GUI, and so far, no crashes!
Cores and such: If an engine is capable of running on multiple cores, it does so in my tests. Since my hardware is dual core, I can't run an engine on anything greater than 2 cores.
I wouldn't call an engine "Blah-blah 3.98 MP" or "Deep Flarbin Blah 7.3XY" if it were not running on 2 cores. If I ever did run Deep Fritz 10 on 1 CPU, I'd add the tag "1CPU" to its name. Similar to how I handle Scorpio 1.8 - I have to add the 2CPU tag so everyone knows it is running on 2 cores.
Spock wrote:Ah that is interesting, so you do show a good improvement for 13.5 32-bit 2CPU
I used the 64-bit exe, and I wonder if there is a problem with that
Its only a 30 point improvement, but at that level it is still a very good improvement. It is very well possible that loop doesnt like your computer Ray.
Tony Thomas wrote:
Its only a 30 point improvement, but at that level it is still a very good improvement. It is very well possible that loop doesnt like your computer Ray.
Not just my computer, other CCRL testers as well
Just a matter of different testing conditions presumably. I'm particularly keen to see CEGT blitz results
Tony Thomas wrote:
Its only a 30 point improvement, but at that level it is still a very good improvement. It is very well possible that loop doesnt like your computer Ray.
Not just my computer, other CCRL testers as well
Just a matter of different testing conditions presumably. I'm particularly keen to see CEGT blitz results
I should seriously consider buying loop, but Tony is broke and Tony doesnt want to spend money from his savings account.
Tony Thomas wrote:
Its only a 30 point improvement, but at that level it is still a very good improvement. It is very well possible that loop doesnt like your computer Ray.
Not just my computer, other CCRL testers as well
Just a matter of different testing conditions presumably. I'm particularly keen to see CEGT blitz results
I should seriously consider buying loop, but Tony is broke and Tony doesnt want to spend money from his savings account.
It can't rain all the time brother
_No one can hit as hard as life.But it ain’t about how hard you can hit.It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.How much you can take and keep moving forward….
Tony Thomas wrote:
Its only a 30 point improvement, but at that level it is still a very good improvement. It is very well possible that loop doesnt like your computer Ray.
Not just my computer, other CCRL testers as well
Just a matter of different testing conditions presumably. I'm particularly keen to see CEGT blitz results
I should seriously consider buying loop, but Tony is broke and Tony doesnt want to spend money from his savings account.
It can't rain all the time brother
I think it would be insane to spend money from a savings account to buy a chess program. If I dont have the money, I just have to wait until I have some to buy the program. I am working 42 hrs this week because the stupid girl at my work didnt want to work today evening so she changed my schedule without my permission. I guess I can go talk shit to her, but I want the money so I would glady work.
I'll try and get around to the next Toga soon. I had heard of some troubles with the egbb access. I would have to make a decision to test them with or without if that is the case. If there are issues, I will test them without the egbb and make note of that.
If anyone can help me out and clarify the issues around the latest Toga release and its access of egbb, please let me know.