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Subject: Re: 1 Hour CCR Test by IM Larry Kaufman

Author: Andrew Williams

Date: 15:08:18 05/01/01

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On an Athlon 1200, PostModernist gets this (my apologies that it's not in
the nice format Pete Berger uses).

EPD TEST SET: /home/andyw/epd/ccr.epd - 120 seconds per position

ID CCR.01 - CORRECT in     7.96 seconds. nodes: 1471720
ID CCR.02 - CORRECT in     8.81 seconds. nodes: 1635340
ID CCR.03 - CORRECT in     2.73 seconds. nodes: 391854
ID CCR.04 - WRONG. nodes: 22067968 (Bh4)
ID CCR.05 - WRONG. nodes: 20911104 (e6)
ID CCR.06 - CORRECT in     0.00 seconds. nodes: 284
ID CCR.07 - CORRECT in    47.51 seconds. nodes: 7823191
ID CCR.08 - CORRECT in    72.12 seconds. nodes: 13268359
ID CCR.09 - CORRECT in     1.21 seconds. nodes: 223439
ID CCR.10 - CORRECT in     0.13 seconds. nodes: 22587
ID CCR.11 - WRONG. nodes: 19647744 (exf4)
ID CCR.12 - CORRECT in     0.27 seconds. nodes: 18374
ID CCR.13 - CORRECT in     0.40 seconds. nodes: 7126
ID CCR.14 - CORRECT in    13.45 seconds. nodes: 267948
ID CCR.15 - CORRECT in     0.37 seconds. nodes: 34119
ID CCR.16 - WRONG. nodes: 21415680 (exd4)
ID CCR.17 - CORRECT in     0.45 seconds. nodes: 1792
ID CCR.18 - WRONG. nodes: 22460160 (Nf3)
ID CCR.19 - CORRECT in     0.17 seconds. nodes: 27991
ID CCR.20 - WRONG. nodes: 24945408 (Ndb5)
ID CCR.21 - CORRECT in     1.00 seconds. nodes: 6114
ID CCR.22 - WRONG. nodes: 20639232 (O-O)
ID CCR.23 - CORRECT in     2.02 seconds. nodes: 318067
ID CCR.24 - CORRECT in     5.04 seconds. nodes: 934270
ID CCR.25 - CORRECT in     0.32 seconds. nodes: 9576


RESULT: 18 Correct (25 positions @ 120 seconds).

NODES per second 187860

(NB Where it says "CORRECT in nnn seconds" for an am move, nnn is
the LAST time that PM thought that the move to be avoided was a good
idea).

This works out to 67 points (I think), giving a "rating" of 2536.

Cheers

Andrew



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