Testing Firenzina. 90 games.

[Tomcass]

Testing Firenzina: 90 games.

I7 980 3.33 Ghz.
6 real cores
Ponder: Off.
GUI: Fritz 12
Book: Perfect 2012
Time control: 4 min + 0 sec/ game
No tablebases

Firenzina_2.2.2pop64 - Critter 1.6 64-bitx6_nob 11.0 - 19.0 +2/=18/-10 36.67%
Firenzina_2.2.2pop64 - Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE42 x64 (x6) 14.0 - 16.0 +6/=16/-8 46.67%
Firenzina_2.2.2pop64 - Houdini 3 Pro x64_6 7.0 - 23.0 +0/=14/-16 23.33%

Average Score: 35.56%

Games: http://www.mediafire.com/?a80xke5g6ava8ts

Regards,

Tom.

[lucasart]

It's just Fire 2.2 xTreme recompiled with different compiler settings. They are functionally identical, so it's a waste of time to test it by playing games. The only thing there is to measure is the difference in nodes/seconds between the compile of Normal Schmidt and this one.

[geots]

It's just Fire 2.2 xTreme recompiled with different compiler settings. They are functionally identical, so it's a waste of time to test it by playing games. The only thing there is to measure is the difference in nodes/seconds between the compile of Normal Schmidt and this one.

I agree with that. But I add that a compiled speed increase, if it helps any at all- won't be more than a few elo.


gts

[Gusev]

Firenzina_2.2.2pop64 - Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE42 x64

Note SSE42 on the right-hand side. Against it, you're testing the no-frills Firenzina compile made for those whose computers do not support SSE42.