Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 15:14:20 01/02/99
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On January 02, 1999 at 17:34:03, Mark Young wrote: >On January 02, 1999 at 16:17:40, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: > >>On January 02, 1999 at 15:13:25, blass uri wrote: >> >>> ...b5 81 50.Ra2 1.25/10 0 Nc3... is written in enrique's pgn >> >>On a PII-400 and with 128 MB hashtables, my version of Fritz 5 (autoplayer) >>picks 50.Ra2 after 33 seconds, ply 10/26 1.25, and sticks to it until ply 11/27, >>when it picks Kf3 after 80 seconds. >> >>In this version of F5A, as far as I know the same that went to the top of the >>SSDF list in February ‘98, Fritz500.eng is from 10/10/97 and is 106,496 bytes. >> >>Enrique > >I just ran the same version of Fritz 5 as you ran. It ran on a P II 400 256mb >ram. Mine also found Ra2 at about 33 sec. Which is 15 of 29 moves searched on >ply 10. But still in ply 10 and about 45 sec. or 18 of 29 moves searched on ply >10 Fritz 5, found Ndc6. I stopped the search after 80 seconds, when it picked Kf3. Until then, it never picked Ndc6. >After 80 sec I show Ndc6, Ply 12, score 1.53. My Fritz 5 is from 10/10/97 and is >106,496 bytes and it never picked Kf3 at ply 11. It sticks with Ndc6 after >finding it at ply 10. I had F5 setup with 128mb hash. > >I don't know what the problem is, but something is not cutting the mustard. No idea of what is. The facts are still: - This is the same version I always used in my autoplayed F5 games. - As I was told, this is the same version that was used by the SSDF when Fritz became #1 on their list. - Rh2 and then Kf3 are picked by my version of F5A on both PII-400s. So there is consistency in hardware and software, and F5A played and still plays that move... Enrique >>>The evaluation of Fritz5.16 in Junior5 was1.25 only at depth 9 and at depth 10 >>>it found Ndc6 >>> >>>Uri
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