Good evening, just to say that unfortunately in both SSE4 and SSE3, the engine is not working, something is wrong because other engines have not had this type of problem. I count on your understanding and check what is happening, thank you.
Chacal X wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 4:19 am
Good evening, just to say that unfortunately in both SSE4 and SSE3, the engine is not working, something is wrong because other engines have not had this type of problem. I count on your understanding and check what is happening, thank you.
Hi,
I just checked on an SSE4 cpu machine and it's working ok. This engine does have problem installing on some versions of Chessbase.
If this is your problem, I have fixed in the past by passing the engine through a few adapters in a chain, first Polyglot (to convert to winboard protocol) then Wb2UCi (convert back to winboard to uci).
Chacal X wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 4:19 am
Good evening, just to say that unfortunately in both SSE4 and SSE3, the engine is not working, something is wrong because other engines have not had this type of problem. I count on your understanding and check what is happening, thank you.
Hi,
I just checked on an SSE4 cpu machine and it's working ok. This engine does have problem installing on some versions of Chessbase.
If this is your problem, I have fixed in the past by passing the engine through a few adapters in a chain, first Polyglot (to convert to winboard protocol) then Wb2UCi (convert back to winboard to uci).
Jim.
Some versions of Chessbase it will not load. You can get around the issue by chaining some protocol adapters together.
Put both Polyglot & Wb2Uci programs in the Cfish engine folder (together with Polyglot.ini & wb2uci.eng files)
First setup Wb2Uci.exe to use Polyglot.exe as it's engine in the wb2uci.eng file:
[ENGINE]
Name=Cfish 13 Dev.b1bfd4b JA
Author="The Stockfish developers"
Filename=Wb2Uci.exe
Although not pondering, Astra stays in task manager using the same CPU and RAM allocation while the other engine is thinking (only when using multi-thread by the looks of it).
Although not pondering, Astra stays in task manager using the same CPU and RAM allocation while the other engine is thinking (only when using multi-thread by the looks of it).
That is for the author to fix isn't it, nothing to do with Jim ?