GUI 17 Fritz

[Krzysztof Grzelak]

"Unlike traditional A/B chess engines, Lc0 has to keep entire search tree in memory. That means that as the search goes, memory consumption increases. Lc0 requires roughly 250-350 bytes of memory per node"

As for Fritz 17 just use a small amount like 256MB e.g. That's what I use.

Thank you for your answer cc2150dx.

[cc2150dx]

You're welcome As for other types of questions concerning Lc0 you can always join their Discord https://discord.gg/mXswKqdN

[Krzysztof Grzelak]

And how to fit and correctly set the Lco engine in GUI Fritz 17.For example, how do you play the Swiss tournament.

[cc2150dx]

And how to fit and correctly set the Lco engine in GUI Fritz 17.For example, how do you play the Swiss tournament.

Lc0 has boat loads of options for tinkering. I would just leave all settings default to make it easier. As for a Swiss tournament, you can check here: https://en.chessbase.com/support-kb/con ... _17_Manual

[Gregory Owett]

I would like this option to always be turned off when starting the program. I still have this question. How to rename an engine when installing an engine in the program Fritz 17.

You can rename an engine on:
C:\Users\Your name\Appdata\Roaming\ChessBase\Engines.UCI\your engine.uci\your engine.exe

[Krzysztof Grzelak]

Lc0 has boat loads of options for tinkering. I would just leave all settings default to make it easier. As for a Swiss tournament, you can check here: https://en.chessbase.com/support-kb/con ... _17_Manual

Thank you for your response. I have not found a solution here either.

[Modern Times]

Lc0 has boat loads of options for tinkering. I would just leave all settings default to make it easier. As for a Swiss tournament, you can check here: https://en.chessbase.com/support-kb/con ... _17_Manual

Thank you for your response. I have not found a solution here either.

Page 353 tells you how to run tournaments.

[Krzysztof Grzelak]

Page 353 tells you how to run tournaments.

I have read and the manual does not give anything. When you type Hash, it goes to all engines.

[Modern Times]

Page 353 tells you how to run tournaments.

I have read and the manual does not give anything. When you type Hash, it goes to all engines.

And that isn't what you want ? What is your question ? I've just tried it, and you can very clearly specify different hash size for each engine. Only if you press "Unify Hash" will each engine get the same.