Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 14:05:13 12/16/99
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>Posted by Rafael Vasquez on December 16, 1999 at 15:40:58: > >I'm seriously thinking that AMD K6-3 450mhz is producing some strange errors >with REBEL CENTURY.Want to confirm it by reproducing it in a Pentium machine. >I put Rebel Century in player-player mode and went thru the position shown in >the logfile. Then I turned the books off and set autoplay. The time control was >40 in 2:30. Suddently RC declared chekmate? by two different moves Be3+ and >Bd3+(move 10) >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >I cannot believe this and put the position in analisys mode. This time it will >not declare mate and I decided to move forward according to the PV. Now it will >show a -4128768 eval! for position in black's 10th move. >logfile2: >-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Looks like your PC is having some problems. Overheated, dust, broken RAM who can tell. Here is a system to test your PC. Download the following EPD file: www.rebel.nl/rg4.epd Run Rebel Century using "analyze EPD" (menu EXTRA) When finished the NPS counter for every position (see the logfile "rg4.txt") should always be 100% the same. If there are differences (no matter how small) consider your PC as (very) suspect if not broken. The system is simple: "rg4.epd" is nothing more than 500 x running the same position (on 10 ply) over and over. You can cancel the process any time (hitting ESC) and then check the created logfile "rg4.txt". Ed
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