Author: Chris Carson
Date: 05:44:23 04/19/01
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On April 19, 2001 at 06:01:39, Rajen Gupta wrote: >from which version of fritx is the fritzmark taken? > >rajen 6a, but I think the estimate is good for all 6x versions, again, this is not exact and may vary slightly based on 5x, 6x versions and Intel (PII, PIII, P4) or AMD athlon hw. Memory (Fritz can utilize a lot of memory) and bus speed can also influence the final benchmark. I have seen postings here that range from .88 to .98 range or about 10% difference. If you are shopping for HW, the best move is to try Fritzmark at the store before you buy (highest fritzmark/price). If you are considering SW, try the free demo at the Chessbase site and compare to other Demo's (Rebel is a great choice as are others from the different sites (see the resource section of CCC), free programs such as Crafty are also good to compare to, I play several comercial programs (Fritz6,CM6K, Rebel) and Crafty myself. :) If you are trying to optimize, then free up resources and run the fritzmark, anything in the range above is good and my be maximum for your system. Just my 2 cents, I am no expert. :) Best Regards, Chris Carson >On April 18, 2001 at 20:22:25, Chris Carson wrote: > >>On April 18, 2001 at 19:16:16, Sergey pavov wrote: >> >>>What fritzmark do other computers get using a athlon 1000? or computers over 600 >>>mhz? >> >>Fritz plays aprox Ymhz= .95*YK NPS. >>K= 1000 >> >>ex1: 500mhz is aprox 450K NPS for Fritz. >>ex2: 1Ghz is aprox 950K NPS for Fritz. >> >>not exact but good estimate. >> >>Best Regards, >>Chris Carson
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