Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 01:54:39 07/24/04
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On July 24, 2004 at 03:34:06, Ingo Bauer wrote: >On July 24, 2004 at 03:26:12, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>Hello >> >>I am running a couple of Nunn2 matches. This is the first round of Crafty 19.15 >>SE vs. YACE 0.99.87a. 256 MB Hash each (YACE had additional 14 MB for Bitbases) >>+ 64 MB TBs cache. Crafty with the (anti)-computer setting. All 3,4 and 5 Pcs >>Tbs. Ponder off. 45 min + 10 sec. a game. Played with the Shredder Classic GUI. >>All games played till the end, no game juged by the GUI! Computer was a >>Athlon@2500MHz which is about to equal a P4-3200 (maybe bit more; >>Shredder-Classic bench 2.53). No book because of all 20 Nunn2 opening positions. >> In all games Crafty had white!, this was the first round. >> >>This is no tounament time control but is is not blitz either! Overall time for >>the 20 games was 33h. No unusual events during the games (no lost on time, no >>engine crash ...). >> >>The result is: 14 - 6 (+11 =6 -3) for Crafty. >> >>Now I will delete all learn files from both engines and start the rematch with >>changed colors. >>Anyone with a guess for the that? :-) >> >>At the end I will see who is the overall winner and will play it against the >>Shredder-Classic engine. >> >> >>What happens with alternating colours, Crafty always had White. Remember a small >>advantage is a small advantage after all :-) > >May I quote myself: > ><b>Now I will delete all learn files from both engines and start the rematch >with changed colors. </b> > >Ingo All you have to do now is another match same number of games with Yace as White and Crafty as black :-)
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