Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 04:02:18 09/16/02
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On September 16, 2002 at 06:59:26, Terry McCracken wrote: >On September 16, 2002 at 06:05:13, Jouni Uski wrote: > >>On September 16, 2002 at 04:49:16, Brian Katz wrote: >> >>>On September 16, 2002 at 04:10:15, Harald Faber wrote: >>> >>>>On September 16, 2002 at 03:55:47, Brian Katz wrote: >>>> >>>>>Is is my imagination, or does Deep-Fritz 7 on a single processor play horribly?I >>>>>have found Deep Fritz 7 leaving it's King in the center and getting crushed, >>>>>where as I was getting execllent results with the Fritz 7 engine after the first >>>>>few engine upgrades. >>>>>Perhaps it is just the Deep Fritz 7 opening book which is the problem, I really >>>>>do not know. What I do know is, that the results and style of play seem to be >>>>>quite different. >>>>>Has anyone had similar results? >>>>>Regards >>>>>Brian >>>> >>>>Would you please provide some more info on your impressions: >>>>- Used PC/PCs >>>>- Used Time Control >>>>- Number of games >>>>- Names of opponents >>>> >>>>I have the chance to test DF7 for some days until I have to give it back, and >>>>the results on tournament time control I have so far from DF7 on Celeron@1539MHz >>>>vs. GambitTiger 2 aggressive on XP1800+ make me nervous for the forecoming >>>>tournament in Thueringen in november this year. >>>>(I will operate Tiger) >>> >>>I am sorry that I did not provide anymore information above. >>>I am only using 350 MHz Hewlett Packard Pentium ll with 384 SDRam. Nalimov >>>endgame turbo ( 4 discs) also additional downloaded Tablebases from the Hyatt >>>FTP site. >>> >> >>This is very slow PC, when Fritz is tested at 1-2 Ghz and 2-8 prosessors! Note >>also, that in SSDF Fritz7 is best in Athlon, when in AMD 450 it's relatively >>weaker. >> >>Jouni > >Regardless, Deep Fritz 7 should not foul up on a machine 2.3x slower and is >advertised to be better on a single processor...regardless of clock speed. > >So I don't buy that. > >If it's making stupid moves relative to other programmes running at the same >speed, the problem lies within Deep Fritz 7. > >Terry N.B. When I say a single processor, I mean ChessBase said it would outperform Fritz 7 on a single processor.
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