Author: Keith Ian Price
Date: 18:54:01 12/05/97
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On December 04, 1997 at 19:51:34, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On December 04, 1997 at 18:27:10, Michael G. Kramer wrote: > >>I wonder how hard it would be to create a subset Crafty thingie with the >>specific task of telling the user how many positions are examined (or >>how long it takes) of a specific position in a set time (one minute?) or >>set ply depth. (I wonder about clock variations now). >> >> >>"Hello, this is your Crafty Standard Chess Benchmark for hardware. >>to determine your machines speed click on START. Some examples of >>performance of specific hardware setups for comparison are as follows." >> >>Mike Kramer > >if enough are interested, I can add a "bench" command to crafty that >will >set up some known position, with standard hash setting, and then do a >60 second(rough time on a P6/200) search to produce a "craftymark"... I think this would be valuable, but would it be possible for everything needed to fit on one floppy? This way one could take the floppy to computer stores to test the potential purchases easily, before shelling out the money. Also the hash amount should be selectable for comparison with minimum/maximum memory systems, and the effect of memory on the C-mark. TIA, kp
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