Author: Chessfun
Date: 15:11:23 11/11/00
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On November 11, 2000 at 17:57:24, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 11, 2000 at 15:23:09, James T. Walker wrote: >>>a mark of around 562 then the test continues to rerun several dozen times. If I >>>stop and run again, there's no record of any previous result. >>> >>>Also, does a 562 translate to any unofficial ELO? >>> >>>Thanks. >> >>It never ends. After a few times the +/- drops to "0". The results are not >>stored anywhere. It's only a way to make sure your computer is running Fritz >>properly by comparing the mark to past results or to compare your computer to >>other computers for speed comparison. The hash size also affects the reading >>somewhat. My computer is reading 581 +/- 0 right now 835KN/s (12.1 s). >>Jim > >if you want to relate the numbers, you have to use >same hash-size, same version of fritz, and make sure there >is no other program running in the background (chess-program but also word). >otherwise relating the numbers is very difficult. > >562, 581, mine says 606, whatever. >you can only relate it if you have same hash size and use the same version >of fritz. Your 606 :-) on what cpu and hash size and Fritz version? date? Sarah.
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