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Subject: Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search

Author: Moritz Berger

Date: 16:55:36 11/13/97

On November 13, 1997 at 18:09:38, Randolph S. Baker wrote:
< snip >
>I did run the tests on a 64MB machine,
>so each engine had at least 16MB of hash. While hardly an optimal
>configuration, Fritz certainly wasn't crippled by lack of memory in this
>case.

I just saw Fritz 5 on my Toshiba Pentium 133 notebook fill 30 MB hash
tables in 90 seconds. Speed depends of course on the position, but
generally hash tables get filled faster and faster with increasing
depth.

Moritz

Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Robert Hyatt 19:35:43 11/13/97
- Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Ernst A. Heinz 10:10:50 11/14/97
  - Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Chris Carson 10:43:27 11/14/97
    - Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Howard Exner 18:06:27 11/15/97
      - Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Chris Carson 05:06:38 11/17/97
        
        Re: Hash effects Chris Carson 07:00:14 11/17/97
        
        Re: Hash effects Robert Hyatt 07:44:54 11/17/97
        
        Re: Hash effects Eugene Nalimov 12:27:59 11/17/97
        
        Re: Hash effects Robert Hyatt 13:06:30 11/17/97
      - Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Robert Hyatt 20:23:17 11/15/97
        
        Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Howard Exner 23:51:21 11/15/97
- Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Johanes Suhardjo 09:56:37 11/14/97
  - Re: Hash effects on knowledge vs. search Robert Hyatt 10:52:46 11/14/97

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