HIGH VOLTAGE- Results: Round 29 (of 44)

[geots]

HIGH VOLTAGE

Intel Pentium 4
Single Processor- 2.8ghz
128mb hash
3 & 4 man tablebases
Ponder & Learning = OFF
Perfect 9.ctg book for all (with 12 move CCRL limit)
40 moves in 66 minutes repeating (adapted to CCRL 40/40)
RR = 4 cycles
All engines = 32 bit


Round 29

Fritz 10 v Zap Zanzibar draw
Glaurung 1.2.1 Avalanche v Delfi 5.1 draw
Hiarcs 11.1 v Chess Tiger 2007 Gambit (0-1)
Loop 13.5 v CM10th Warrior (0-1)
Naum 2.1 v The Baron 1.8.1 draw
Pro Deo 1.2 Mx4 v Scorpio 1.91 (1-0)


Standings after Round 29

21.0- Hiarcs 11.1
20.5- Fritz 10
19.0- Zap Zanzibar
17.5- Loop 13.5
16.5- Naum 2.1
13.5- Scorpio 1.91
13.0- Glaurung 1.2.1 Avalanche
13.0- The Baron 1.8.1
11.5- Chess Tiger 2007 Gambit
11.5- Delfi 5.1
9.5- CM10th Warrior
7.5- Pro Deo 1.2 Mx4


Games available for download after each round from:
http://kd.lab.nig.ac.jp/chess/discussio ... php?t=1950

[Tony Thomas]

When are you going back to amateur engines only tournaments?

[geots]

When are you going back to amateur engines only tournaments?

Hi Tony. Im running tournaments on 2 computers now. Look a little further down the page at Ghostly Shadows. It is all amateur/freeware. Tho they are older versions that need more games in CCRL. I cant imagine running at least one tourn. without my beloved freewares in there.

Regards and thanks for the interest

[geots]

When are you going back to amateur engines only tournaments?

Hi Tony. Im running tournaments on 2 computers now. Look a little further down the page at Ghostly Shadows. It is all amateur/freeware. Tho they are older versions that need more games in CCRL. I cant imagine running at least one tourn. without my beloved freewares in there.

Regards and thanks for the interest

I must temper my above statement with the fact that i am here first and foremost to run what CCRL needs me to, and sometimes that may not include engines of my choice. It's just the nature of the beast. Tho i am a fan of commercial engines also. Hell, i guess i love them all.