Author: Paulo Soares
Date: 20:42:01 04/20/00
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On April 20, 2000 at 20:29:53, odell hall wrote: >On April 20, 2000 at 18:33:18, Bertil Eklund wrote: > >>On April 20, 2000 at 14:12:27, odell hall wrote: >> >>>Hi >>> >>> >>> What should I set my hash table size for fritz6 with 96 megs of Ram on my >>>system? I am interested in setting for long games. thanks >> >>Hi! >> >>I suggest around 60mb, maybe slightly more. We plays with around 95 on 128mb >>computers, but be awake if there is some swapping. With F5.32 I could use up to >>112mb but the tb-cache takes a lot with F6. >> >>Bertil > > Ok another question: When you read the ssdf list and it states for example >Fritz6 k6-2 450 128mb Does this mean that it has 128 megs allocated for fritz6 >hash tables or does it mean that fritz is running on a 128mb system? I have a >k62-450 with 96 megs on my system, I am wondering if I should purchase more >memory to get the maximum strength for my programs? Thanks for your help This means that SSDF have 128Mb in his system, and they allocated around 95Mb for hash tables. I have 192Mb memory in my system, running Win98. When I start my computer, only 134Mb are avaiable, because Win98 and others programs occupies the rest of the memory (192-134=58Mb). A lot of memory I lost in the start! When I run my Fritz6 with only 2Mb for hash tables, free memory decrease to 113Mb, then I have 113+2=115Mb for Ht, but how I am so optimistic, sometimes I use Ht=128Mb. In my opinion, at least 128Mb RAM for system, mainly if you want to analyse a position for a long time. Paulo Soares, from Brazil
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