Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 12:13:54 06/25/01
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On June 24, 2001 at 09:19:39, Mike S. wrote: >On June 24, 2001 at 04:47:11, Marc van Hal wrote: > >>If the king behaves itself just as under de chessmaster gui >>It slows down the other engines extremely. > >If you setup the CM8K GUI carefully, it practically does *not* slow down other >engines: > >1. no pondering of course(on single CPU; I can't talk about SMP issues though) >2. The "Chessmaster" checkbox in the thinking lines must not be checked >3. the "Visual Thinking" window must not be used > >Furthermore, it should be checked if - from previous activities - a theking.exe >task hasn't be removed from memory (I believe this happens then and when); in >this case you must kick it out via the task manager before re-starting >everything for a match. > >I have carefully tested the influence of a "background" CM8K on the performance >of Chess Tiger, comparing the Chesstiger Marks. Performance loss was only >3,3...3,4 %! > >Regards, >M.Scheidl I changed the way of play with chessmaster versus other windows engines just make the move no permanent brain for both only against Dos programs i let both programs run. and put the dos program on top while playing if both Chessmaster and Fritz run it slows down Fritz6 for 3 plys a move which is more then against other engines But maybe here is something which might intrest you. I also did write Robert Hyhat about this program. It is smartalec2000 this realy speeds op chess programs aswell included Chessmaster and Fritz You have to do a lot, before it runs optimized. But then you get something back And this only with the shareware version ! which you can find on www.3dfiles.com and www.smartalec2000.com
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