Author: Günther Simon
Date: 02:16:27 05/22/05
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On May 21, 2005 at 19:28:17, Komputer Korner wrote: >It has been said many times before. Don't accept the situation whereby the >engine calculating causes the hard disk to access when the OS uses hard disk >space as part of RAM. There is more than 1 cause for this. If you have another >program running at the same time as Shredder9 and then close the other program >Shredder9 may not have enough RAM for its hash table and thus the hard disk is >accessed.If you don't fix the hard disk thrashing, you will notice that >Shredder calculates at a snail's pace compared to accessing only RAM for it's >hash tables. > Everyone by now knows all this, but instead of >adjusting the hash table size to quiet down the hard disk accessing, simply shut >Shredder9 down and restart. The hard disk thrashing will stop. Don't worry, the >board position and moves are always saved. YOU do foolish things with your machine...why do you give your programs more hash than physically available? Better buy a second machine for analysis, if you can't decide what you want to do. Guenther
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