Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 01:35:31 05/20/02
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On May 19, 2002 at 22:20:52, Peter McKenzie wrote: >On May 19, 2002 at 22:01:41, pavel wrote: > >>On May 19, 2002 at 20:33:38, Rory Nolan wrote: >> >>>I have just installed Lambchop 10.88 as a uci engine in the F7 GUI and while it >>>does appear to work it plays very slowly and slows my entire system down. I am >>>getting 1-2Kn/s!!! >>>Is anyone else having this prob.? or have any tips on what I might be doing >>>wrong? >>>I am using windows xp pro on an AMD xp1900+ with 768mb ram. I was allocating >>>64mb for hash >>>TIA >>>Rory >> >> >>Yup I more or less have the same observation. >>But even though it doesnt seem to have a high node speed, it does have >>reasonable depth with that node speed, I remember seeing it going around >>5-10knps, and reaching 13 plies almost instantly. > >That node speed seems too low(!), I wonder if chessbase has a broken >implementation of UCI?! (This would come as no surprise to those who have >battled with their winboard adaptor). > >Another possibility is that the NPS is somehow being reported incorrectly. This >could be checked by looking at the log file. > >Peter Lambchop also had some problems with managing time as F7 UVI engine. I played a match over 10 games. Lambchop lost 9 on time. The NPS stuff I feel has more to do with reporting the numbers. As one moment Lambchop reports 2 ply! And next second moves having reached, say 10ply. Torstein > >> >>very interesting program it is. >> >>pavs
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