THE MINCING
Intel i5 Quad
ChessGUI
256mb hash each or closest possible
3-4-5 piece tablebases
Ponder off
Graham2013-2.cgb book
40 moves in 25 minutes repeating (adapted for the CCRL)
All engines 64-bit 1CPU where possible
2 cycles 30 rounds
Final Standings
19.0 - iCE 1.0 64-bit
19.0 - Atlas 3.50 64-bit
18.0 - Naum 1.91 64-bit
17.0 - CM10th Default
16.5 - Tucano 2.0 64-bit
16.5 - Zappa 1.1 64-bit
16.0 - Aristarch 4.50
16.0 - Glass 2.0 64-bit
15.0 - GarboChess 3.0 64-bit
14.5 - Djinn 0.987 64-bit
12.5 - LittleThought 1.052 64-bit
12.5 - Rotor 0.8
12.5 - Danasah 5.06
12.0 - Rodin 6.0
11.5 - GreKo 10.2 64-bit
11.5 - Nirvanachess 1.1 64-bit
The complete tournament pgn (zipped) can be downloaded here:
http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... p?id=29908
The Mincing
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Graham Banks
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Final Standings
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tpetzke
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Re: Final Standings
Thanks, this went well for iCE. Shared first place with the new strong Atlas. Not bad.
Thomas...
Thomas...
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Graham Banks
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Re: Final Standings
I thought the old Naum 1.91 64-bit was going to steal the win, but it lost its last two or three games.tpetzke wrote:Thanks, this went well for iCE. Shared first place with the new strong Atlas. Not bad.
Thomas...
Good to see both iCE and Atlas doing well.
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carldaman
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Re: Final Standings
+1
A very well-picked selection of engines, Graham, and some great chess on display, likewise.
Cheers,
CL
A very well-picked selection of engines, Graham, and some great chess on display, likewise.
Cheers,
CL
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Graham Banks
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Re: Final Standings
Thanks Carl.carldaman wrote:+1
A very well-picked selection of engines, Graham, and some great chess on display, likewise.
Cheers,
CL
These engines certainly do produce some great chess, but many are oblivious to that.
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