Author: CLiebert
Date: 13:33:33 11/27/00
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On November 27, 2000 at 15:56:41, Chessfun wrote: >On November 27, 2000 at 15:52:04, Uri Blass wrote: > >>I found in my engine-engine games that the number of nodes per second was too >>low and I suspected that something is wrong with it so I decided to download >>Fritz6light as the only active engine. >> >>Hiarcs7.32 was the only active program and Fritz6light was the only active >>engine(32 mbytes hash tables). >> >>I found the same behaviour so I decided to check the numbers of nodes and the >>times in the position after 1.a3 a6 2.e4 >> >>I got the following results on my PIII450: >>20 seconds 4737 knodes >>56 seconds 13024 knodes >> >>This means only slightly more than 200 knodes per scond and it seems too low >>because I know that the normal knodes per second is bigger. >> >>I decided to restart my computer and after doing it I found the following >>results at the same conditions(Hiarcs7.32 is the only active program and >>Fritz6light is the only active engine with 32 mbytes hash tables). >> >>14 seconds 4737 knodes. >>41 seconds 13024 knodes. >> >>1)Can someone explain the reason that my computer became faster after >>restarting? May be the reason is a fragmentation of your memory. Try to defragment your ram with memturbo or freemempro before starting your chessprogramm. Christian >>2)Is there a way to know that my computer is slower without doing a test like >>this test. > > >I guess as you are running Hiarcs 732 interface you can run Hiarcsmark. > >Sarah. > > >>I want to know if it is slower during an engine-engine game without giving it >>the position after 1.a3 a6 2.e4 and checking the times. >> >>I can only suspect by looking at the number of the nodes per second because it >>is possible that the number is smaller because of different position. >> >>Uri
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