Memory and chess program
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ChessAddict
Memory and chess program
How much memory typically does the chess program use while playing engine vs. engine computer matches?
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Tony Thomas
Re: Memory and chess program
It depends on you Arnold. You can configure most engines to use whatever amount you want them to use. Note that most engines prefer multiples of 2 such as 2, 4, 8, 16, 32...etc. I usually use 32-64 MB and I do not test engines that uses more than that amount in total Ram.
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Matthias Gemuh
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Re: Memory and chess program
Use one third of FREE memory per engine.
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ChessAddict
Re: Memory and chess program
How do you know how much free memory you have and how much the computer uses? Thanks.Matthias Gemuh wrote:Use one third of FREE memory per engine.
Matthias.
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gerold
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Re: Memory and chess program
If you use Arena, when running the program it will tell you howChessAddict wrote:How do you know how much free memory you have and how much the computer uses? Thanks.Matthias Gemuh wrote:Use one third of FREE memory per engine.
Matthias.
much you are using next to the eng.running. In the upper
right corner you can see how much free ram you have.
How much ram do you have on your computer?
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Dr.Wael Deeb
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Re: Memory and chess program
Don't trust what Arena shows you,it's not correctgerold wrote:If you use Arena, when running the program it will tell you howChessAddict wrote:How do you know how much free memory you have and how much the computer uses? Thanks.Matthias Gemuh wrote:Use one third of FREE memory per engine.
Matthias.
much you are using next to the eng.running. In the upper
right corner you can see how much free ram you have.
How much ram do you have on your computer?
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Graham Banks
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Re: Memory and chess program
When using Arena, you can use task manager to see how much hash is being used.Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Don't trust what Arena shows you,it's not correctgerold wrote:If you use Arena, when running the program it will tell you howChessAddict wrote:How do you know how much free memory you have and how much the computer uses? Thanks.Matthias Gemuh wrote:Use one third of FREE memory per engine.
Matthias.
much you are using next to the eng.running. In the upper
right corner you can see how much free ram you have.
How much ram do you have on your computer?
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Robert Weck
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Re: Memory and chess program
On my PC's, the amount of free RAM, that Arena shows (nearly) always corresponds with that, what other utilities (Statbar, CPUCool) show...Dr.Wael Deeb wrote: Don't trust what Arena shows you,it's not correct
Robert
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Mike S.
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Re: Memory and chess program
There are free memory tools which can display that, dynamically and graphically. In Win98, I use FreeMem but I am sure there are some to find for any Windows version. Google for: windows memory display tool freeware (or similar search words)...
Regards, Mike
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GenoM
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Re: Memory and chess program
On my PC too.Robert Weck wrote:On my PC's, the amount of free RAM, that Arena shows (nearly) always corresponds with that, what other utilities (Statbar, CPUCool) show...Dr.Wael Deeb wrote: Don't trust what Arena shows you,it's not correct
Robert
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Geno
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