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Subject: Re: Fritz6 Light vs Hiarcs7.32 ( 5min/per side S.D.)= 79.5 to 70.5

Author: Roberto Gilmozzi

Date: 05:47:22 07/24/00

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On July 24, 2000 at 02:45:04, blass uri wrote:

>On July 24, 2000 at 01:49:50, pavel wrote:
>
>>On July 24, 2000 at 01:28:43, Terry Ripple wrote:
>>
>>>Using an AMD K6-2 266MHZ, 64 Ram, Ponder off, Tablebase off, single computer!
>>>
>>>
>>>Blitz:5'  2000
>>>
>>>
>>>1   Fritz 6 Light   79.5/150
>>>2   Hiarcs 7.32     70.5/150
>>
>>
>>whats the hash size??
>>there is no differance at all between fritz6 light and fritz 6 (not 6a).
>>the disadvantage fritz6 light had was its less hash size, but thats only in it's
>>demo interface.
>>pavel
>
>I disagree.
>
>Fritz6light under Hiarcs7.32 can get only 32 Mbytes hash tables(I know that if I
>tell it bigger number the number is automatically changed).
>It is not significant in blitz 5'
>
>I think that hiarcs does not like the AMD and it may get better results on
>pentium(I remember that I read that hiarcs did not like the ssdf hardware and
>did not get the same speed advantage from AMD like other programs.
>
>Uri

How do you avoid the 26 moves limit (by the way: fewer if F6light is losing at
any serious time limit...)? Thanks!

rg



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