Author: Uri Blass
Date: 08:23:12 08/14/00
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On August 14, 2000 at 10:54:47, Alvaro Rodriguez wrote: >On August 14, 2000 at 10:46:30, Uri Blass wrote: > >>190-164(86 draws) is the result of the blitz match between Fritz6light and >>Hiarcs7.32 after 440 games. >> >>If Fritz6light continues in the same way it may get significant result after 800 >>games. >> >>openings were: >>openings 1-20:1.a3 a6,1.a3 a5....1.a3 Nh6 >>openings 21-40:1.a4 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 41-60 1.b3 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 61-80 1.b4 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 81-100 1.c3 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 101-120 1.c4 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 121-140 1.d3 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 141-160 1.d4 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 161-180 1.e3 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 181-200 1.e4 with all the possible rplies of black >>openings 201-220 1.f3 with all the possible rplies of black >> >>Fritz6light lost 11 games on time. >> >>Uri > >How many did Hiarcs 7.32 lose on time? And what is the time-control ? > >Regards, >Alvaro time control is 5 minutes per game. Hiarcs did not lose games on time. hardware pentiumIII450. More details: hiarcs7.32 used 128 Mbytes hash tables because I know that the programmer said that bigger hash tables are better. Fritz6Light used 8 mbytes in the first 164 games and 32 mbytes in the rest of the games. Hiarcs was leading after 164 games 69-66(29 draws) I thought that Fritz6light lose on time because of big hash tables but I discovered that this is not the reason(Fritz6light cannot use more than 32 mbytes hash tables so there was no point in giving it more hash tables). Old version of Fritz do not like big hash tables in blitz but fritz6light has no problem with them and big hash tables is not the reason for losing some long games on time. Uri
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