Author: Derrick Daniels
Date: 20:53:53 10/06/01
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On October 06, 2001 at 23:13:43, Stephen Ham wrote: >Dear Computer Experts, > >I just became the proud owner of Chess Tiger 14.0 and Gambit Tiger 2.0 >(purchased from our host, ICD) with ChessBase interfaces. Anyway, both of them >show 384 MB of RAM available for hashtables, but they only accept a maximum of >96 MB. > >I have an AMD 1.4 GHz computer with 512 MB of RAM with a Windows 98 OS. I've >tried increasing the RAM while in the "Load Engine" box. But when I return to >that box to see if it accepted the larger hashtable size, only 96 MB shows up. > >I'd like larger hashtables for overnight analysis. Since I purchased extra RAM >capacity, I'd like to utilize it. Can any of you experts tell me what, if >anything, I'm doing wrong? I called John at ICD and his Chess Tigers accept the >larger hashtables without problems (he has Windows 2000). So either I'm doing >something obviously wrong, or there's a bug in my program, or there's a >difference between Windows 98 and 2000 that affects this. > >I've read Steve Lopez's T-notes and there's no mention of this problem. Please >help. > >Thanks! > >Steve Good Question!! I have had the same problem, haven't heard anyone discuss this, so I am glad you asked.
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