Author: blass uri
Date: 15:59:02 12/24/98
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On December 24, 1998 at 14:08:35, James T. Walker wrote: >On December 24, 1998 at 10:38:08, Ralph E. Carter wrote: > >>On December 24, 1998 at 09:28:48, James T. Walker wrote: >> >>>Hello anyone ! >>>I would like someone to run the position I listed and give me the times for >>>troubleshooting purposes... I have been told that the times I get indicate >>>something is wrong with my computers / setup. Anyone with Junior5/Nimzo99 can >>>run this in a couple of minutes. Run at Game/25 please. >>>Thanks, >>>Jim Walker >> >>PII-300 game/25, crafty >> >>Mate in: Time under CB interface: >>#7/18 57 >>#6/12 40 >>#5/12 39 >>#4/9 38 >>#3/9 37 >>#2/3 34 >>#1/3 34 >> >>PII-300 game/25, crafty >> >>Mate in: Time under Winboard: >>#7/18 1 >>#6/12 0 >>#5/12 0 >>#4/9 0 >>#3/9 0 >>#2/3 0 >>#1/3 0 >> >>It would appear that Crafty runs a little slower under the CB interface. >>Who told you that this was caused by a hardware problem? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >Thanks Ralph, >I needed that ! I've even unloaded my Nimzo99 and reloaded it to see if that >helped. My times are very similiar to yours. I believe this indicates the >problem is with the GUI's and not my computer. It's a shame what it does to >Crafty since this has to affect the performance in fast time control games. >Happy Holidays, >Jim Walker The question is if it has serious affect on the results of crafty in fast time control games If it is slower only in cases when it sees mate because it feels duty for unclear reason to use its time but not all its time then it has no affect on the results of crafty and the only affect is that crafty wins slower when it finds mate. If you can prove that crafty can lose on time when there is a mate in the board or that crafty is slower in a position when it does not see a forced mate then this problem realy affect the performance of crafty in fast time controls Uri Uri
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