Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 08:05:01 09/19/00
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On September 19, 2000 at 10:16:19, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On September 19, 2000 at 01:37:39, Frank Quisinsky wrote: > >>Hello, >> >>which program can solved 9/14 positions (I think no program can solved so many >>positions). Gandalf results, no 0 or 1 seconds results: >> >>01. 0578 seconds >>02. 0980 seconds >>03. 0386 seconds >>04. 0449 seconds >>05. 0205 seconds >>06. 0252 seconds >>07. 0711 seconds >>08. 0486 seconds >>09. --- >>10. --- >>11. 1151 seconds >>12. --- >>13. --- >>14. with the right move in ~ 32 minutes ! >> >>BS2830 = 2667 ELO >>LCTII = 2730 ELO >> >>In my eyes is Gandalf 4.32f the strongest program for analyses and maybe >>the stronges chess programm in the world ? >> >>Best >>Frank > >This has very little to do with how "strong" an engine is compared to others. >It only means it solves _this_ problem set faster. Yes this is right. In my News Ticker I have 250 Gandalf games with longer time controls and ponder ! I am sure, I made a lot of tests with Gandalf in the last time. I think for tactical and middelgame analyses is Gandalf a very good engine. OK, I know not all commercial programs but I know a lof of results. BTW: Crafty played very good against the playing style from Gandalf ! A questions to Crafty: I see that Crafty 17.13 is not faster then Crafty 17.11 but the new SMP version is faster. At the moment is the dual technic factor 1.8. Do you think that factor 1.9 or 1.95 is possible ? I have interest to get more information why is not more then factor 1.8 possible. I think a very interesting message for my News Ticker because more and more persons have interest to buy a dual system an I think this is a interesting question about SMP. See here (little zip file, Crafty bench results on dual and single PIII): http://amateurschach.in-trier.de/schach/download/sonstige/crafty_bench2.zip Frank
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