Author: Mark Young
Date: 01:33:57 11/10/98
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On November 10, 1998 at 04:19:01, blass uri wrote: > >On November 10, 1998 at 02:15:31, Mark Young wrote: > >>On November 10, 1998 at 01:56:10, blass uri wrote: >> >>> >>>On November 09, 1998 at 22:27:03, Mark Young wrote: >>> >>>>Game 24 >>>> >>>>Fritz 5 10.5 >>>> >>>>Junior5 13.5 >>>> >>>>The match ends after 24 games. Junior 5 finshed strong with two wins in the last >>>>two games to take the match be 3 games. Well done Junior 5 and Amir. There can >>>>be no doubt from the games I have seen that Junior 5 is one of the strongest >>>>programs currently out, if not the strongest in computer Vs computer chess. Well >>>>done. >>> >>>what is your Junior mark(fritz mark) and how many nodes Junior see per second? >>> >>>I ran the long test twice with fritz5(pentium200MMX, 45056 hash,windows95) >>> >>>The fritz's mark in the long test(45056 Kbytes hash) was 142 with 222 or 223 >>>knodes per second >>>(If I give fritz5 244992 Kbytes the fritz mark is 152) >>> >>> >>> >>>I ran the long test twice with Junior5(pentium200MMX, 45056 hash,windows95) >>> >>> >>>The Junior's mark in the second test was 124 with 140 knodes per second. >>> >>>I think there was a problem with the system in the first test(Junior's mark 106 >>>with 120 Knodes per second) and I do not take it seriously >>> >>>Uri >> >>Now my P II 333 that I ran the games on Junior 5 mark was. >> >>224 279KNS Short >>240 272KNS Long > >240/124 times faster than the my hardware(my hardware is identical to the ssdf >list hardware) > >I think that Junior earned more from PII 333(relatively to P200MMX) than fritz5 > >If Junior5 is 20% faster (relatively to fritz5) because of this reason then it >can cause near 20 elo difference and the expected result in my hardware should >be 11:9 for Junior5 instead of 11.5:8.5 A P200MMX is geting no speed advantage from running 32 bit programs. I find that it ran 16 and 32 bit programs at the same speed. PPRO 200 and P II get a big jump in speed for 32 bit program. I don't know if this holds true with chess programs, but I think it would. It looks like Junior 5 gets stronger faster the longer it thinks Vs. Fritz 5. The faster time control games I did showed Junior 5 and Fritz 5 as equal. > >Uri
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