Author: Mark Young
Date: 22:19:30 08/03/00
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On August 04, 2000 at 00:59:42, Chessfun wrote: >On August 04, 2000 at 00:22:21, Mark Young wrote: > >>Fritz 6a will play the correct move but needed more time, but if you set the >>tablebase depth to 0 in Fritz 6a it will correct this problem, but at the cost >>of search speed because of the amount of tablebase hits to the harddrive. All >>examples below. > >>1.Nc4 Nxc4 2.c7 Ne3 3.a7 Ra3 4.Kb5 Nf5 5.Kb4 Nd6 >> -+ (-2.28) depth: 14/34 00:00:36 29396kN, tb=444 >>1.Kxb6 >> -+ (-2.25) depth: 14/34 00:00:40 32722kN, tb=562 > >Analysis by Fritz 6: >1.Nc4 Nxc4 2.c7 Ne3 3.a7 Ra3 4.Kb5 Nf5 5.Kb4 Nd6 > -+ (-2.44) Depth: 14/32 00:01:42 26500kN, tb=302 >1.Nc4 Nxc4 2.c7 Ne3 3.a7 Ra3 4.Kb5 Nf5 5.Kb4 Nd6 > -+ (-2.44) Depth: 15/35 00:03:47 58562kN, tb=791 >1.Kxb6 > -+ (-2.41) Depth: 15/35 00:05:25 80105kN, tb=1148 > >Are your tablebases on your hardrive?. >This 40 secs is FAST. On my cel 433 takes 5:25 to see it. >But why is yours at depth 14/34 mine at 15/35? >That was with H732 tablebase as was using the F6 disc in >my other tourney as the tablebase, but now curious so With F6 >Original disc installed using Tablebase from the CD. >I get slightly faster but much fewer tablebase hits. >Maybe it's just my E drive speed compared to my D which has just broken. >But both these results were with the CD in my E drive, both setup from >new position. My tablebases are on my harddrive and I have downloaded almost the full set of 5 men EGTB's. > > >Analysis by Fritz 6: >1.Nc4 Nxc4 2.c7 Ne3 3.a7 Ra3 4.Kb5 Nf5 5.Kb4 Nd6 > -+ (-2.12) Depth: 14/30 00:01:37 28268kN, tb=23 >1.Nc4 Nxc4 2.c7 Ne3 3.a7 Ra3 4.Kb5 Nf5 5.Kb4 Nd6 > -+ (-2.31) Depth: 15/33 00:03:52 66116kN, tb=82 >1.Kxb6 > -+ (-2.28) Depth: 15/33 00:04:50 81431kN, tb=170 > >>Analysis by Fritz 6: (tablebase depth set to 0) >How do you change the tablebase depth?. In engine parameters. > >Thanks.
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