Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 08:02:16 12/21/02
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On December 21, 2002 at 00:41:36, Anthony Martini wrote: >Athlon 2400+ >512mb corsair 3200 DDR >Geforce4 8x AGP >80mb HD 8mb cache >Windows XP Home >MSI motherboard > >Fritz 7 Fritzmark = 1459 | On Same Computer >Fritz 8 Fritzmark = 1238 +- 9 | And Same Configuration > > ... Any Ideas Why...??? > > -, > Anthony I believe I have accidentally discovered the answer to your question! I just ran FritzMark on my computer, using Fritz 8 as the engine. The answer given was: FritzMark(Hash = 256MB) Nodes 430 kN/s FritzMark = 559 This suggests that the FritzMark would depend on the size of the hash table you have set for your engine. I use 256MB hash [for analysis]. Incidentally, I have been unable to discover the exact processor in my computer, but have not yet removed the cover to look inside. Hopefully, the information will be printed on the processor. Here is the information given by my Computer Properties sheets: Microsoft Windows 98 2nd Edition 4.10.2222 A Compaq AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) Processor @ 1GHz 511.0 MB RAM It is becoming clear that giving FritzMark alone is meaningless unless the hash table size is given too. Bob D.
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