Author: Ernest Bonnem
Date: 06:08:32 10/28/02
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On October 27, 2002 at 23:42:26, wy lee wrote: >HASH(in kb)= 2 x speed of computer(in megahertz) x average seconds per move. >Hope this help.Eg: Pentium 3 1 gig at 40 moves in 40 mins requires > 120 megabytes of hash This formula was given for Fritz 5 (also Fritz 5.32), where nps is approximately .9 times frequency in kHz (for instance 450 knps for 500 MHz). For other programs, the formula has to be adapted. Obviously, Hiarcs (low nps) needs less hash. Besides, don't forget different programs have different (and unknown) algorithms for filling their hashtables.
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