Author: Brian Kostick
Date: 10:13:23 06/27/03
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On June 27, 2003 at 07:55:10, Graham Banks wrote: >I am running engine-engine games within Fritz and using the Fritz opening book >for all. I would like a lot of variety in openings, but without putting one side >or the other at a serious disadvantage. Would setting the 'minimum games' number >at 4 if I turn the variety to full do the job? >If you have a better suggestion, please let me know. >Would it also be best to use the Fritz Powerbook as opposed to the standard one? >Another question - if I have 512mb ram, what settings should I use for hash and >endgame tablebases cache. At present I use 128mb hash for each engine and 8mb >each for the tablebases. You might want to uncheck 'Tournament Book' if you want to see some of the more uncommon first moves. I would probably minimize book learning but that`s up to you. I think Powerbook is power from quantity not quality. While it would offer more variety I believe it contains some pretty bad lines. You might consider as low as 2 for minimum games. Your hashing size sounds fine to me. Good Luck, BK
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