90+30 end of first cycle - Toga II 3.1.2SE leads !

[Spock]

Yes OK it is first equal but first on the tie-break

Things are still very close so early on, but this is going to be very interesting indeed

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  Engine                Score ToFrSpRyGlFrBrNa    S-B
1: Toga II 3.1.2SE       4.5/7  · = 1 = 1 = = =   15.50
2: Fruit 2.3.1           4.5/7  = · = 1 1 0 = 1   14.75
3: Spike1.2              4.0/7  0 = · = = 1 1 =   12.75
4: Rybka 1.0 64-bit      3.5/7  = 0 = · = 0 1 1   11.00
5: Glaurung 2.0.1 64-bit 3.5/7  0 0 = = · = 1 1   10.25
6: Frenzee Feb08 64-bit  3.0/7  = 1 0 1 = · 0 0   12.00
7: Bright 0.2c           3.0/7  = = 0 0 0 1 · 1    9.50
8: Naum 2.0 64-bit       2.0/7  = 0 = 0 0 1 0 ·    7.25

pgn is available from here for those interested:

http://kirr.homeunix.org/chess/discussi ... f=7&t=3171


Hardware etc
Dual Core Opteron 185 2.6GHz
Arena GUI
90'+ 30" with ponder on
512MB hash each engine
5-men tablebases
book HS-12moves.abk
round robin, 4 rounds, 112 games

[Ovyron]

Interesting, Fruit is performing really bad around here...

But Toga is also 1st and Naum is also last - I'm going to finish the second round and post the results soon, hopefully.

[S.Taylor]

The thing which interests ME about this test/tournament, is, if it is using an earlier Rybka, but vs the strongest available versions of the others. So like this we can see how well, if at all, programs have overtaken the original Rybka. I mean, Rybka 1.2f might be the one to use. Unless that is still too good?

So?

Which ARE being used?

[Spock]

The criteria is that all must be free engines

Rybka 1.2f was commercial

[Ovyron]

My criteria was to clone Spock's tourney and to use the same engines