Author: Will Singleton
Date: 17:54:35 05/19/01
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On May 19, 2001 at 14:54:37, Christophe Theron wrote: >On May 19, 2001 at 14:38:04, Will Singleton wrote: > >>On May 19, 2001 at 04:36:51, Christophe Theron wrote: >> >>>The FREE TEXT MODE version of Chess Tiger 14.1 for Palm is now available at >>>www.chesstiger.com >>> >>>Complains about the lack of a graphic chessboard will be ignored! :) >>> >>>Feedback (especially if it is positive) is welcome. >>> >>>Enjoy! :) >>> >>> >>> >>> Christophe >> >> >>Thanks, very cool. It's been a lot of fun playing with CT for Palm. The >>text-mode interface works really well. And I actually read the manual (unusual >>for me), and tested the commands. Nice epd and pgn handling. >> >>On my Visor Prism (33mhz), I get 337 nps. Does that sound right? Seems a tad >>lower than I would have expected. > > >I get 414 NPS on my Palm IIIx. OK, I have overclocked it to 26MHz (from 16) and >removed the wait-states. > >You definitely need to go to PalmGear and get AfterBurner 3.0. > >With this tool your Palm will be able to compute more than 1000 NPS. You can >expect a 100 points elo increase at least. > >I have heard that you can overclock the Visor Prism up to 45MHz without any wait >state (and activate other optimizations as well). > > > > > >>Questions: I assume in the final version you will be able to switch to another >>application, then switch back to CT without restarting. > > >Without restarting? What do you mean? > >Normally when you come back to Chess Tiger the last position and game is >automatically restored. Do you mean it does not work on your Palm??? > > Sorry, I didn't look closely. Since it repeats the boilerplate, I guess I figured it was restarting. Well, good, now I don't have to use the emulator to play vs. Genius. I notice the time display, during a game, only decrements the program's clock, not the opponent. Bug or what? Will
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