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Subject: LCT II results of Reb9, F5, and H6 on K6/233

Author: Albert Silver

Date: 22:00:07 01/02/98


I tested Rebel 9, Fritz 5.01, and Hiarcs 6 (Fritz module) with the
Louguet Test II on my K6/233 (with 512k internal pipeline cache). Fritz
5 and Hiarcs 6 were tested with 12 Megs of hash in Win95 (please don't
tell me that Fritz 5 needs 100 Megs to run ideally as I still think
that's the stupidest thing I ever heard of) with Fritz's automatic test
processing with a setting of 2 plies (meaning it tests for an extra ply
to verify the program doesn't change it's mind) and Rebel 9 had 13 Megs
of hash in DOS 7.00. Here are the results:

LCT II Positions	Rebel 9		Fritz 5		Hiarcs 6

	Pos1		 3 Secs.	17 Secs.	 3 Secs.
	Pos2		 0 Secs.	 2 Secs.	 1 Sec.
	Pos3		 ----		 ----		 ----
	Pos4		 5 Secs.	 ----		 2 Secs.
	Pos5		 ----		2:08 min.	28 Secs.
	Pos6		 0 Secs.	19 Secs.	19 Secs.
	Pos7		2:32 min.	 4 Secs.	 6 Secs.
	Pos8		 19 Secs.	4:49 min.	 1 Sec.
	Pos9		 ----		11 Secs.	39 Secs.
	Pos10		 ----		 ----		 ----
	Pos11		2:12 min.	 ----		1:11 min.
	Pos12		 ----		 ----		6:54 min.
	Pos13		 ----		10 Secs.	 ----
	Pos14		 ----		 ----		7:46 min.
	Cmb1		 6 Secs.	 4 Secs.	 1 Sec.
	Cmb2		 0 Secs.	 2 Secs.	 1 Sec.
	Cmb3		 2 Secs.	 2 Secs.	 1 Sec.
	Cmb4		22 Secs.	 5 Secs.	 1 Sec.
	Cmb5		12 Secs.	 8 Secs.	 4 Secs.
	Cmb6		23 Secs.	41 Secs.	 5 Secs.
	Cmb7		49 Secs.	 7 Secs.	16 Secs.
	Cmb8		14 Secs.	14 Secs.	1:15 min.
	Cmb9		 9 Secs.	1:05 min.	 2 Secs.
	Cmb10		17 Secs.	 ----		5:49 min.
	Cmb11		 ----		 ----		 ----
	Cmb12		 ----		 ----		 ----
	Fin1		 0 Secs.	 3 Secs.	 7 Secs.
	Fin2		 0 Secs.	 1 Sec.		 1 Sec.
	Fin3		12 Secs.	38 Secs.	56 Secs.
	Fin4		21 Secs.	1:08 min.	 ----
	Fin5		33 Secs.	5:35 min.	17 Secs.
	Fin6		44 Secs.	 ----		34 Secs.
	Fin7		1:11 min.	3:14 min.	2:00 min.
	Fin8 		 ----		 ----		 ----
	Fin9		1:57 min.	 ----		 ----

Total positions found:	  25		  23		  27
Total Test rating:	 2525		 2440		 2565

A few comments about the results:

	Rebel 9 did well as expected. It suffered a decrease in it's score in
Pos7 as it found Nd1 but then changed it's mind to Kh1 only to return to
Nd1 after 2:32 minutes. It had the best results in the endgame positions
though it should be noted that it's correct choice of Kg4 in Fin9 wasn't
due to an understanding of the position but rather to an obscure element
in it's evaluation.
	Fritz 5 performed quite respectably in all areas though I was surprised
to see it not find Cmb10 and Fin6.
	Hiarcs 6 was quite outstanding in the test suite being the only one to
find Pos12 and Pos14. In tactics it showed incredibly smart algorithms,
posting best times in no less than 6 of the positions, yet unusually
poor in Cmb8 and Cmb10. In the endgame positions the big surprise was in
it's failing to solve Fin4.



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