Look, right now there are too many questions and no answers. Before I can judge the performance of Bouquet- to be fair, I would have to know more than I do now. Starting in August of 2009, I was out of the loop for about a year and a half. I can't imagine in that time that Cozzie released another 64bit exe for Zappa Mexico II, as it wasn't even new then. And he never cared one way or the other when it was new- that I could tell. So I would have to assume the 64bit exe I have now is the only that ever existed. But I wish someone would help me on that- maybe Sedat. He has Zappa Mexico rated number 21 on his list- tho I admit I did not look at the number of cores it was using there.
Problem is where Bouquet is averaging around depth 19 or 20 , Zappa Mexico is averaging 12 to 13 in ply depth. About 5 to 8 or 9 ply less in each game than Bouquet. More than once he did not even average a ply depth of 12! A crappy 32bit program does better than that. The following is about the norm for Zappa:
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2320 CPU @ 3.00GHz 2993 MHz W=18.3 plies; 2,745kN/s;
Perfect2012b.ctg B=12.9 plies; 1,032kN/s; Perfect2012b.ctg}
or- if you like it worse:
{Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2320 CPU @ 3.00GHz 2993 MHz W=11.9 plies; 888kN/s;
Perfect2012b.ctg B=18.2 plies; 2,443kN/s; Perfect2012b.ctg}
Please don't ask me which is which. Because I don't really see how a 64bit engine could win at this rate. So I certainly congratulate Velmarin and Bouquet. No doubt he won. Problem is- based on what he seems to have beat- I can't judge the performance. And I know Velmarin understands that. And who knows- it may be the best Zappa can do.
Maybe someone can help me here. Is this the best kns and ply depth Zappa can come up with? But to the results:
Intel i5 w/4TCs
Fritz 13 gui
1CPU/64bit
128MB hash
Bases=NONE
Ponder_Learning=OFF
Perfect 2012b.ctg w/12-move limit
40/3 Repeating (Benched to adapt to 40/4)
Match=50 games
Code: Select all
Bouquet_1.4pop x64 +164 +26/-4/=20 72.00% 36.0/50
Zappa Mexico II x64 -164 +4/-26/=20 28.00% 14.0/50
What can I say except good work to Bouquet!
george