Author: Rafael Vasquez
Date: 02:19:41 12/27/01
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On December 27, 2001 at 00:29:31, Christophe Theron wrote: Ok Christophe, I'm able to set my m505 to 1.35, but then the p/s for the test below falls to 475. Can we take the Nps as a measure of Tiger's Speed? >>If I set the time level to one hour per game >>and play 1.Na3 (Christophe,watchout with Nemeth's anticomputer opening) >>ChessTiger will play 1...,d5 "P8 +0.36 d5 d4 e6 e3 a6 Nb1 Bb4+ Bd2 Nc6 Bxb4 Nxb4 >>93.77s 54311 pos 579 p/s Move2" >>Tested on a Palm M505. >> > > >Yeah I noticed your name in my sales report recently. > >I knew I would very quickly hear about you again! :) > >Your TigerMark looks too high. When you overclock too much a Palm, it can >actually run slower, and that could well be the case with yours (even if the >TigerMark looks stellar). > >Do the following: > >1) use a REAL clock to see if Chess Tiger's clock runs at the right pace. >2) if it does not run at the right pace, you MUST decrease the "speed" of your >Palm with AferBurner. Actually you do not make it slower by doing this! >3) repeat 1 and 2 until Chess Tiger's clock is following your REAL clock. When >it is the case, you have reached the REAL fastest speed. > >The problem with overclocking too much is that it actually makes your Palm run >SLOWER. This is explained in AfterBurner's HTML doc. The author of AfterBurner >is not responsible of this (the problem is the Palm hardware), but he is trying >to find a way to avoid the problem. > >A typical TigerMark for a m505 overclocked to 54MHz (like mine!), is slightly >under 1.40 (might be 1.30 or 1.35 for example). > >Higher numbers are suspect. > > > > Christophe
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