Hi Marco,i use Arena1.99beta3 and Arena2.01...TogaII has also that problem,i have always to follow the games or check them afterwards to see if there are no looses on time.But like Thinker it continious/directly move-play even with 0sec. and don't loose on time!
So,result against Bright was with Arena1.99b3...testsuites on Arena2.01.
Will now try stockfish on Arena2.01
Stockfish do testsuites very well...here a other one!
STS Testsuite: Open Files and Diagonals.epd
Level: 5 Seconds for all tests!!
Core i7 920 @3.911Ghz with "HT OFF"
Stockfish 1.3 32bit
80 of 100 matching moves
3/05/2009 11:44:05, Total time: 0:10:37 Rated time: 01:53 = 113 Seconds
jpqy wrote:Hi Marco,i use Arena1.99beta3 and Arena2.01...TogaII has also that problem,i have always to follow the games or check them afterwards to see if there are no looses on time.But like Thinker it continious/directly move-play even with 0sec. and don't loose on time!
So,result against Bright was with Arena1.99b3...testsuites on Arena2.01.
Will now try stockfish on Arena2.01
Stockfish do testsuites very well...here a other one!
STS Testsuite: Open Files and Diagonals.epd
Level: 5 Seconds for all tests!!
Core i7 920 @3.911Ghz with "HT OFF"
Stockfish 1.3 32bit
80 of 100 matching moves
3/05/2009 11:44:05, Total time: 0:10:37 Rated time: 01:53 = 113 Seconds
JP.
When I (very seldom) use Arena I always set an increment as example 1' + 0.4'' becasue it takes some time to propagate the moves to engines so I need to "shadow" that time with an increment to make it work correctly.
In case you have Fritz GUI I would suggest that. It is a much better interface.
I will try some matches against Bright, but last time I tried with a version not so good as the released one I found not big problems in beating it....hmmmm....