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Subject: Re: FINAL results Nunn test Hiarcs - CST

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 09:57:58 10/04/98

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On October 04, 1998 at 11:35:15, blass uri wrote:

>
>On October 04, 1998 at 10:39:57, Moritz Berger wrote:
>
>>On September 26, 1998 at 05:44:01, Moritz Berger wrote:
>>
>>>Nunn-Match 40/120, 20/60
>>>                             1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
>>>1   HIARCS 6,P233MMX   2540  1½1111½1111½0½½11½11 16.0/20
>>>2   CST Black,PII-400  2450  0½0000½0000½1½½00½00  4.0/20
>>>
>>>ELO performance difference Hiarcs P233MMX - CST PII400: 240
>>
>>If you have wondered about the validity of Nunn test results, there's 66 ICC
>>games from Lonnie Cook on r.g.c.c. The performance of CSTal Windows/Beta
>>correlates perfectly with the Hiarcs/Black 289 version I used on my PII/400.
>>Lonnie's hardware is (I got this from his finger notes: (DoctorWho)):
>>
>>Chess System Tal ~ known as "CSTal" This is the beta ver 1.0 -- win95
>> 2: AMD K6-300 -- SOYO mbd/1 meg cache -- 112MHz bus -- 64 negs of PC100 RAM.
>
>what is the speed of this hardware relatively to pII/400?
>>
>>Performance on ICC was:
>>
>>Opponents avg. rating: 2393
>>CSTWin/BETA +19 =9 -38  total: 36%
>>ELO-Performance 2284
>
>you cannot campare the results because the games on ICC are not 40 moves for 2
>hours
>
>If you want to compare the results you need to do the nunn test with CStal with
>time control similiar to ICC
>
>I cannot believe that Cstalwin95 has only 2300 in serious games after seeing the
>results of Thorsten's  tournament(Cstal has 6.5 out of 9)
>
>maybe this rating is only for fast games
>
>Uri


Most of the games vs "Crafty" were 30 30 or longer, which is something like
40 moves in 1 hour, roughly.  Some were longer as 45 45 and so forth...




> >
>>In the Nunn test, CSTAL/Black achieved an ELO performance of 2300. Quite
>>accurate, in my opinion.
>>
>>
>>Moritz



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