Author: Uri Blass
Date: 00:41:35 10/14/04
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On October 14, 2004 at 02:39:03, Vikrant Malvankar wrote: >My AMD Athlon 2000 XP+ processor (over clocking gives approx. 2.02 ghz) >RAM : 256 MB DDR RAM >HardDisk : 40 GB mostly unutilised >engine : Shredder8,Shredder6 >Interface : Shredder classic > >I use shredder6 under classic interface which gives me approx. 528 knps on an >average 128 MB hash >Shredder8 classic provided in cd under classic interface gives 588 knps. same >hash >While Deep Fritz8 under chessbase gives me 1108 knps. 128 MB hash >DeepJunior7 gives me 1682 knps which is the highest. > >why such a big differance or am i making a mistake in settings? > >Regards > >Vikrant Because nps simply means nothing. Programmers even often do not use the same way to count them. Based on my experience as a programmer improvement in the program can happen together with reducing the number of nodes per second or increasing them. speed improvements may increase the number of nodes per seconds when better algorithm may reduce it. Uri
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