Author: Eran
Date: 09:32:54 08/12/98
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On August 12, 1998 at 08:02:07, Hans Christian Lykke wrote: >Hej! > >I have started playing the Nunn-test on my P200MMX 64MB, between the >engines Hiarsc 6 and Fritz 5.0. (both get 23MB hash) > >I will play it 3 times with the following levels. > > 67 seconds per move. >200 seconds per move. >600 seconds per move. > >How will this end up? > >What does all the "wise" guys on CCC think? > >Let´s have some predictions. > > >Venlig hilsen > >Hans Chr. Lykke The Nunn-test is wonderful, but 23MB hash is not enough if you use 67 seconds or more per move and 200MMX. Fritz5 fills the hash very quickly and if it is full then the rest of the thinking time will be used very inefficiently. Therefore, your results of the Nunn-test could be inadequate. Please see the hash formula on page 46 in the Fritz5 User Guide. For best results, you are advised to check with Level|System Configuration to ensure correct amount of hash size for your chosen amount of time allocated per move for your 200MMX computer. Otherwise, you need to modify or increase the hash size and then check with Fritzmark to ensure reliable testing. Good luck. Eran
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