Author: Thomas Mayer
Date: 11:52:54 01/16/02
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Hi Slater, >>>I don't have corrupt TB's, but of course the 6 man is not complete. They are >>>not all available yet. >>afaik Junior 7 does not use 6 men at all in search... >Yes it does. I setup a position with 6 pieces (a TB I had) and it was 100% >TB's. AFAIK the GUI does, but not the engine in search ! Maybe you try the same position under an older GUI, say Fritz 5.32 - GUI or whatever (I do not know if the newer Fritz 6 - GUIs support 6 men TBs) >>but strange is, that you have different results in score, nodes etc... so this >>example does not prove anything... > Sure it does. The faster search makes the score update quicker. And the > scores are exactly the same. ??? So can you explain me this: SCSI: 92...Ke3 93.Bf4+ Kd3 94.Bxg3 Rxg3 95.Kf2 Re3 96.Rf4 Nd2 97.Kg2 Re2+ 98.Kg3 Ne4+ 99.Kg4 Rg2+ 100.Kf5 Kxd4 101.Rf3 Rg5+ -+ (-3.21) Depth: 21 00:02:20 198715kN, tb=99381 IDE: 92...Ke3 93.Bf4+ Kd3 94.Bxg3 Rxg3 95.Kf2 Re3 96.Rf4 Nd2 97.Kg2 Re2+ 98.Kh3 Kc4 99.Kg3 Ne4+ 100.Kg4 Kxd4 101.Rf3 -+ (-3.20) Depth: 21 00:02:59 225931kN, tb=119289 score is not same, time is not same, nodes is not same, tb is not same... As I have said, try it e.g. with my little Quark -> you should get all the time same nodes and same score... just the time will be different, so this will give a indication about the speed of the disks... I believe the SCSI's are better though... >>it seems that the hashtables were not deleted >Yes they were. That is an option on DJ7. oh well, in this case I do not believe much on the ChessBase GUI... there happens always strange things... >>or whatever, in common you should get same scores, nodecounts, egtbhits etc. - >I was using two different HD's. Like using 2 different CPU's. Should they >match up then?! they should... but of course not, when you use 2 CPUs... some ticks + or - will change the outcome then by much... Greets, Thomas
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