Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 06:39:23 02/08/04
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On February 08, 2004 at 00:13:40, Pham Hong Nguyen wrote: >>Hi Pham, >> >>Very important to remember that Hyatt's Opteron wonderkid was a very unusual >>computer, all around. >> >>Tough to set up your engine for better use of a multiple Gigabyte memory, when >>most computers only have 256Megs, 512Megs, or 1 Gig. of RAM, I think. :) > >You are right. But that thought is for current very high level programs or for >next 10 years of popular engines :) > >> >>While EGTB's may be great in memory, I'd personally like to see more AI, or >>planning heuristics come into our programs. As long as the search depths are >>entirely excellent, along with the decreasing ability for a greater depth to >>strengthen play, I think that more planning ability would be a great addition >>for the chess programs of tomorrow. > >I find that even we work hard and add much knowledge into our engines, their use >of memory is little increased only. It means that the problem of how to use >effectively large memory is still existent. > >> >>David I hate to bring an old topic, but the REAL solution is to have very large on-die memories which could hold everything. : ) Bob D.
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