Author: blass uri
Date: 10:32:54 05/29/00
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On May 29, 2000 at 13:16:15, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On May 29, 2000 at 11:30:35, Larrry Smith wrote: > >>Here are the results for a Chessmaster 6000 tournament, with all games at one >>minute. The surprise winner was Shakespeare, I think because he was able to >>promote several pawns in the hasty end-game play. >> >>Shakespeare: +5 -0 =1 5.5/6 >>Capablanca: +4 -2 =0 4/6 >>Chessmaster: +4 -2 =0 4/6 >>Test One: +2 -3 =1 2.5/6 >>CMQueen+: +2 -3 =1 2.5/6 >>Seirawan: +2 -4 =0 2/6 >>Slick: +0 -5 =1 0.5/6 > >When I saw this Posting we Stopped the Mini match between Tiger vs CMQueen+ for >30 minutes, and in the meantime we tested the Shakespeare Setting vs CMQueen+ >using the AMD K62-500 Mhz 10 games at 1 minute per side. > >we got a different results: > >CMQueen+: W5 L4 D1 >Shakespeare: W4 L5 D1 > >I believe you need to check the Setting carefully, they are very close in blitz, >but as you increases the time you will see that CMQueen+ Settings performes >better. In those games that CMQueen+ lost, 2 of them was due to the time, but by >material it was way ahead. I suspect that you give too much hashtables for 1 minutes/game. I think that for 1 minute/game even 1 Mbyte(the default setting) is too much. I suggest that you change the hash tables of chessmaster before playing these blitz games because clearing the hash tables takes time. For people who do not know how to change the hash tables here is my explantion If you registered as a player with the name aaa you can change the hash tables by looking in the file c/programfiles/chessmaster6000/users/aaa/aaa and change the line with ttablesize If you want 0.25Mb then you should change the value of ttablesize from 20 to 18 I think that 0.25Mbytes are enough for 1 minutes/game becasue I know that 16 Mbytes were enough on p200 for the ssdf games (120/40) Uri
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