testing R4 against Fire 1.31 on 8 cpu at 4+2

[NATIONAL12]

this is great fun for me being a Rybka fanboy.lets just say Fire is getting slaughtered only 116 games so far.will post in due course.

[Damir]

Why don't you try Houdini instead ?

[gerold]

this is great fun for me being a Rybka fanboy.lets just say Fire is getting slaughtered only 116 games so far.will post in due course.

Be nice to see the results. Also the settings of the two.

Best,
Gerold.

[NATIONAL12]

settings are.out of box.first 110 games book Amazing(based on high quality corr games) last 60 HS MasterBook 2.ponder off,win64 turbo 3 tbs.

Final update

Rybka 4-Fire 1.31

+62=91-17 (170 games) +94 ELO.

to many exceptions to play more,all pairs of games when an exception occured were deleated.

i will post a few of the games if you wish.

[alpha123]

Ouch. They were right about Rybka 4 being a monster on big hardware. BTW, what were Rybka's t/c settings?

Try a R4 vs Houdini 1.01 match next.

Peter

[NATIONAL12]

Ouch. They were right about Rybka 4 being a monster on big hardware. BTW, what were Rybka's t/c settings?

Try a R4 vs Houdini 1.01 match next.

Peter

as i said, out of box.

Houdini crashes to much.sorry.

[NATIONAL12]

[Event "0000-7160E6B413, Blitz:4'+2""]
[Site "0000"]
[Date "2010.06.05"]
[Round "16"]
[White "Fire 1.3 x64"]
[Black "Deep Rybka 4 x64"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "E08"]
[Annotator "0.17;0.03"]
[PlyCount "92"]
[TimeControl "240+2"]

{Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Extreme CPU X9775 @ 3.20GHz 3591 MHz W=17.5 plies; 8,
558kN/s; AmazingCorr.ctg B=14.9 plies; 435kN/s; 67 TBAs; AmazingCorr.ctg} 1.
d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 2. c4 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 3. Nf3 {B 0} d5 {B 0} 4. g3 {B 0} Bb4+
{B 0} 5. Bd2 {B 0} Be7 {B 0} 6. Bg2 {B 0} O-O {B 0} 7. O-O {B 0} c6 {B 0} 8.
Qc2 {B 0} Nbd7 {B 0} 9. Bf4 {B 0} b6 {B 0} 10. Rd1 {B 0} Bb7 {B 0 Both last
book move} 11. cxd5 {0.17/18 12} cxd5 {0.03/17 15 (Nxd5)} 12. Qd3 {0.10/19 9
(Nc3)} Ne4 {0.01/18 24} 13. Rc1 {0.02/19 16 (Nc3)} g5 {-0.18/18 21 (Bd6)} 14.
Be3 {-0.05/18 8} f5 {-0.16/18 11 (a5)} 15. Nc3 {0.11/18 5} f4 {-0.16/16 9} 16.
gxf4 {0.05/19 9} gxf4 {-0.16/14 2} 17. Bd2 {0.05/18 0} Rf7 {-0.27/14 7} 18. Bh3
{0.00/18 12 (a4)} Rf6 {-0.50/15 12 (Nf8)} 19. Kf1 {0.08/18 9} Rh6 {-0.53/16 5
(Bb4)} 20. Bg4 {0.00/20 18 (Bg2)} Bd6 {-0.69/14 5 (Qf8)} 21. h3 {-0.13/16 8
(a3)} Qe7 {-1.11/12 3 (a6)} 22. Nh2 {-0.65/15 7 (Qb5)} Ndf6 {-1.79/14 11 (Rh4)}
23. Rc2 {-1.28/15 7 (Nb5)} Nxd2+ {-2.75/12 2 (Ng5)} 24. Rxd2 {-3.06/18 9} f3 {
-2.74/14 2} 25. exf3 {-3.42/19 54} Bxh2 {-2.85/14 1} 26. Kg2 {-3.59/19 54} Bd6
{-2.86/15 4} 27. Nb5 {-3.68/18 28 (Rc2)} Nh5 {-3.48/13 3} 28. Bxh5 {-3.81/18 6}
Rxh5 {-3.52/14 2} 29. Nxd6 {-3.99/18 13} Qxd6 {-3.52/15 3} 30. b4 {-4.01/18 1
(Qe3)} Kh8 {-4.10/15 4 (Qxb4)} 31. b5 {-4.31/17 3} Rg8+ {-4.37/14 4} 32. Kf1 {
-4.31/16 0} Rxh3 {-4.49/15 2} 33. Re1 {-4.60/18 4} Qb4 {-4.61/15 4 (Bc8)} 34.
Rdd1 {-4.72/17 3 (a3)} Qc4 {-5.05/15 5 (Rf8)} 35. Rxe6 {-5.28/18 7} Qxa2 {-5.
20/15 3} 36. Rd2 {-5.00/16 0} Rh1+ {-5.89/13 2} 37. Ke2 {0.01/0 0} Qa1 {-5.89/
14 2} 38. Rd1 {-6.35/19 6} Rxd1 {-6.41/14 4} 39. Qxd1 {-6.19/16 0} Qb2+ {-6.41/
15 2} 40. Ke3 {-6.70/19 5} Qxb5 {-6.41/16 2 (Bc8)} 41. Qc2 {-5.41/16 3 (Qe1)}
Qb4 {-8.40/14 11} 42. Qd2 {-5.52/18 2 (Re5)} Qa3+ {-11.21/15 2} 43. Qd3 {-5.52/
16 0} Qa1 {-11.21/15 1 (Qxd3+)} 44. Re5 {-10.97/16 4} Ba6 {-12.79/16 10} 45.
Qc2 {-10.81/14 0} Qe1+ {-12.93/16 10 (Rf8)} 46. Kf4 {-11.55/19 4} Qh1 {-12.93/
15 1 (Qb4)} 0-1

[alpha123]

Ouch. They were right about Rybka 4 being a monster on big hardware. BTW, what were Rybka's t/c settings?

Try a R4 vs Houdini 1.01 match next.

Peter

as i said, out of box.

Houdini crashes to much.sorry.

Thanks.

Even the new one? I thought he fixed the 8-core version.

Peter

[Dr.Wael Deeb]

All in all,it seems like Rybka 4 is stronger than Fire 1.31....But Houdini is a different story indeed....
Dr.D

[alpha123]

All in all,it seems like Rybka 4 is stronger than Fire 1.31....But Houdini is a different story indeed....
Dr.D

On big hardware like this, R4 is definitely stronger than Fire, and I'd guess, Houdini. On littler hardware it is much different.

Peter