Yes, but there's the problem with it wanting cpu time when it's the opponent's turn to move.attakinski wrote:it would be a surprise to me if CM XI could not run on 8 cpu's....
8 core tournament with live broadcast
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CM XI : Bad boy !Graham Banks wrote:Yes, but there's the problem with it wanting cpu time when it's the opponent's turn to move.attakinski wrote:it would be a surprise to me if CM XI could not run on 8 cpu's....
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I have worked on the 8 cpu version of scorpio a bit just for this tournament. Hopefully it has improved some. I will send it to you before the weekend.
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as far as I know this has no influence on the outcome of the game
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Hi Cock,attakinski wrote:as far as I know this has no influence on the outcome of the game
it denies the opposing engine full use of the 8 cores though. You know I'd love to include Chessmaster, but under these circumstances I can't.
Graham.
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Sounds good Daniel. Thanks.Daniel Shawul wrote:I have worked on the 8 cpu version of scorpio a bit just for this tournament. Hopefully it has improved some. I will send it to you before the weekend.
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Also added:Graham Banks wrote:It will be an 8 round swiss run at 40/40 repeating.
Ponder off with a generic book for all (limited to a depth of 8 moves).
Will probably be broadcast in playchess, otherwise in TLCV.
The GUI will either be ChessGUI or Fritz (to be decided, although using the former means not having to use the wb2uci adapters for winboard engines). If Deep Fritz plays, of course the Fritz GUI will be a necessity.
Engines I hope to include, although I'm not sure which ones are unable to use 8 cores yet (only engines that can use 8 cores will participate):
Houdini 2.0c
Stockfish 2.2.2
Rybka 4.1
Critter 1.6a
Vitruvius 1.11C
Ivanhoe 9.46h
Deep Saros 3.2
Naum 4.2
Chiron 1.1a
Deep Fritz 13 (only if I have it by the weekend)
Deep Junior 13
Deep Shredder 12
Spike 1.4 Leiden
Protector 1.4.0
Hiarcs 13.2
Zappa Mexico II
Spark 1.0
Onno 1.2.70
Deep Sjeng WC2008
Thinker 5.4d Inert
Toga II 1.4.1SE
Scorpio 2.7
Bright 0.5c
MinkoChess 1.3
Crafty 23.4
Tornado 4.88
Cyclone xTreme
Jonny 4.00
BugChess2 1.9
Loop 13.6
Gaviota 0.85.1
I'm happy to include any other engines that can use 8 cores, if the engine author lets me know.
If you know that any of the above engines cannot use 8 cores, please let me know, as it will save me time.
Known private engines or latest betas of known engines will be included if the author emails me a copy before the weekend. Of course, you have my word that it will not be shared.
Don't think I've missed anything?
Sting SF PV
Delphil
Bouquet
Setting up the tournament Saturday morning NZ time. Will be using the Deep Fritz 13 GUI and therefore looking to set up the live broadcast in playchess.
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Engines that work for me with 8 cores
Houdini 1.5a
Stockfish 2.2.2
Rybka 4.1
Critter 1.6a
Vitruvius 1.11C
Ivanhoe 9.46h
Deep Saros 3.2
Naum 4.2
Chiron 1.1a
Deep Fritz 13
Deep Junior 13
Deep Shredder 12
Bouquet 1.2
Spike 1.4 Leiden
Protector 1.4.0
Hiarcs 13.2
Zappa Mexico II
Spark 1.0
Deep Onno 1.2.70
Deep Sjeng WC2008
Bright 0.5c
MinkoChess 1.3
Tornado 4.88
Cyclone xTreme
Jonny 4.00
BugChess2 1.9
Gaviota 0.85.1
Delphil 2.9d
The version of Houdini 2.0c that I have uses 6 cores max, whereas Houdini 1.5a uses all 8 cores.
Sting SF PV causes an exception, so I can't currently use it.
Loop 13.6, Toga II 1.4.1SE and Thinker 5.4d Inert only use 4 cores max.
I cannot get Crafty 23.4 or Scorpio 2.7 working on this computer using the wb2uci files.
Stockfish 2.2.2
Rybka 4.1
Critter 1.6a
Vitruvius 1.11C
Ivanhoe 9.46h
Deep Saros 3.2
Naum 4.2
Chiron 1.1a
Deep Fritz 13
Deep Junior 13
Deep Shredder 12
Bouquet 1.2
Spike 1.4 Leiden
Protector 1.4.0
Hiarcs 13.2
Zappa Mexico II
Spark 1.0
Deep Onno 1.2.70
Deep Sjeng WC2008
Bright 0.5c
MinkoChess 1.3
Tornado 4.88
Cyclone xTreme
Jonny 4.00
BugChess2 1.9
Gaviota 0.85.1
Delphil 2.9d
The version of Houdini 2.0c that I have uses 6 cores max, whereas Houdini 1.5a uses all 8 cores.
Sting SF PV causes an exception, so I can't currently use it.
Loop 13.6, Toga II 1.4.1SE and Thinker 5.4d Inert only use 4 cores max.
I cannot get Crafty 23.4 or Scorpio 2.7 working on this computer using the wb2uci files.
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Re: Engines that work for me with 8 cores
Arasan can use up to 32 cores, although it is not as efficient as some engines keeping all cores utilized.
--Jon
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Re: Engines that work for me with 8 cores
Very good. Arasan has been added to the list.jdart wrote:Arasan can use up to 32 cores, although it is not as efficient as some engines keeping all cores utilized.
--Jon
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