Author: Bob Minge
Date: 13:48:57 11/01/02
First some explination. I have 2 computers, one with P4 1.6 mhz and other with
P4 2.0 mhz. Using Auto232, CT 15 with own book, Hiarcs 8 with h8 tournament
book, Fritz 7 with general book. 96 meg hash, permanent brain for all, with 3,4
and some 5 man endgame tablebase. Some things I need to look into, do not know
if CT 15 is using the endgame tables, also CT 15 will not save games during
auto232.
This is just for my entertainment and is not a professional test. If someone
with a website wants the games (will be in CB8 format) so others can download
them, let me know, otherwise I do not have the will to email to many different
people. I also say with a BIG smile, that I know auto232 is not the best and
that other things about this are probably wrong, but it is for my entertainment.
I cannot afford a dual PCU board to do it right. (I also should have cut a deal
with my wife before I bought the 2.0 mhz computer....I guess it was implied that
it would be to replace hers that broke down. I had to agree..she had possesion
of the computer and...well..never mind.)
Hiarcs 8 on the 2.0 mhz
CT 15 on 1.6 mhz
g/10
12345678901234567890123456789012
1 Hiarcs 8 1½1½11½1½100½½1000½01011010½½½½1 17.5/32
2 Chess Tiger 15 0½0½00½0½011½½0111½10100101½½½½0 14.5/32
CT 15 on the 2.0 mhz
Hiarcs 8 on 1.6 mhz
g/10
12345678901234567890
1 Chess Tiger 15 11011000111101011101 13.0/20
2 Hiarcs 8 00100111000010100010 7.0/20
Hiarcs 8 on the 2.0 mhz
CT 15 on 1.6 mhz
g/60
12345678
1 Hiarcs 8 110½½½½1 5.0/8
2 Chess Tiger 15 001½½½½0 3.0/8
CT 15 on the 2.0 mhz
Hiarcs 8 on 1.6 mhz
g/60
1234567
1 Chess Tiger 15 1½½1111 6.0/7
2 Hiarcs 8 0½½0000 1.0/7
CT 15 on the 2.0 mhz
Fritz 7 (June 4 2002 update) on 1.6 mhz
g/10
1234567890123456
1 Chess Tiger 15 010100½1½1011111 10.0/16
2 Fritz 7 101011½0½0100000 6.0/16
Fritz 7 on the 2.0 mhz
CT 15 on 1.6 mhz
g/10
1234567890123456
1 Fritz 7 11½1010½11½½½½½1 10.5/16
2 Chess Tiger 15 00½0101½00½½½½½0 5.5/16
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