Sorry to hear that. I guess not too many authors have tested their engines on 24 cores for correct operation.Hugo wrote:I am loosing my mood for this tournament.
Some engines have clear disadvantage by bad scaling on 24cpu.
Some use only 60-80% cpu power. Seems time is not right for this.
My apologys and thanks for the many intrests.
Lords of Madness (24cpu)
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Hi Clemens I can understand your feelings
But why not play new tournament with the top 4 ?
I would pretty much like that
thx for your effort
But why not play new tournament with the top 4 ?
I would pretty much like that
thx for your effort
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May be you can make a little report for each engine ...Hugo wrote:I am loosing my mood for this tournament.
Some engines have clear disadvantage by bad scaling on 24cpu.
Some use only 60-80% cpu power. Seems time is not right for this.
My apologys and thanks for the many intrests.
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Hugo wrote:I am loosing my mood for this tournament.
Some engines have clear disadvantage by bad scaling on 24cpu.
Some use only 60-80% cpu power. Seems time is not right for this.
My apologys and thanks for the many intrests.
Hugo wrote:Hi All
I started the Final Tournament from the "Lord" series.
Top 6 of 12core tour play the final.
conditions:
- round robin tour, 10 rds / 150 games
- 90min +30sec, ponder OFF
- engine use 24 cpu, no LP, no HT
- 5 mvs book
- no tablebases
- 8GB hashtables
crosstable can be found here:
http://www.clemens-keck.de/Lords_of_Madness.html
livegames (update 20sec, maybe has to be improved, lets see) here:
http://www.clemens-keck.de/screen/
I hope all works fine, as it will take a while ( 25days?)
Clemens Keck
Hi,
Sorry to hear that. I always enjoy watching your tourney's especially the live ones. I understand that because of low interest you decided to dedicate your pc for other things.
I hope you will start soon a new tourney.
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Re: Lords of Madness (24cpu)
Dear Clemens,Hugo wrote:I am loosing my mood for this tournament.
Some engines have clear disadvantage by bad scaling on 24cpu.
Some use only 60-80% cpu power. Seems time is not right for this.
My apologys and thanks for the many intrests.
Clemens Keck
Thanks a lot for your efforts and for the valuable information...
As I expected...it means we still need to wait regarding testing the engines with 24 cores
And I hope the programmers will make updates and release newer versions which will be capable to play and to use 24 cores!
Best wishes,
Sedat
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[quote="Hugo"]I am loosing my mood for this tournament.
Some engines have clear disadvantage by bad scaling on 24cpu.
Some use only 60-80% cpu power. Seems time is not right for this.
My apologys and thanks for the many intrests.
[quote="Hugo"]
It looks like the stereotype of programmer can not compete with hardware size.
Basically, the developer is a common type,
if it is also open source, is altruistic,
I mean a guy without much economic aspirations rather alguin works for his own pleasure and enjoyment of chess.
Professional programs must have these resources, others, some still moving in 32-bit machines.
Giving programs AVX to 24 cores with an AMD 32-bit ....
Some engines have clear disadvantage by bad scaling on 24cpu.
Some use only 60-80% cpu power. Seems time is not right for this.
My apologys and thanks for the many intrests.
[quote="Hugo"]
It looks like the stereotype of programmer can not compete with hardware size.
Basically, the developer is a common type,
if it is also open source, is altruistic,
I mean a guy without much economic aspirations rather alguin works for his own pleasure and enjoyment of chess.
Professional programs must have these resources, others, some still moving in 32-bit machines.
Giving programs AVX to 24 cores with an AMD 32-bit ....
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Thank you all for your nice answres to my cancel of the tour.
Its kind of unexpected to me, and very wellcome.
Myoppinion About engine usage of 24 cpu:
I think " who the hell needs that" ?
Of course for many it is intresting to see engines on 16 or more cores.
But especially TCEC feeds those interests in a perfect way.
regards, Clemens
Its kind of unexpected to me, and very wellcome.
Myoppinion About engine usage of 24 cpu:
I think " who the hell needs that" ?
Of course for many it is intresting to see engines on 16 or more cores.
But especially TCEC feeds those interests in a perfect way.
regards, Clemens
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In my opinion, TCEC caters to a lot of computer chess fans because many engines are used. But some of us prefer to see CPU cycles "invested" in the best engines. As someone said, a top 4 (or 3) shootout would be welcome. AFAIK, no one else does testing on 24 cores and the data which can be extracted from those games is valuable.
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I thought about those matches. But for me it would only be intresting with a large time control and a huge hashtablesizes. 120 / 40 for example.Ozymandias wrote:In my opinion, TCEC caters to a lot of computer chess fans because many engines are used. But some of us prefer to see CPU cycles "invested" in the best engines. As someone said, a top 4 (or 3) shootout would be welcome. AFAIK, no one else does testing on 24 cores and the data which can be extracted from those games is valuable.
I have no mood for this right now.
Actually I am running a 60+15 12 cores with ponder ON. But dont know if I will run it till the end
http://www.clemens-keck.de/livegames/
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Houdini leading the pack, how refreshing 