Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 04:00:18 06/27/05
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On June 27, 2005 at 06:31:15, Laurent RODRIGUEZ wrote: >60 secondes for HYDRA = XXX secondes/minutes/hours for a PC like a >AMD 64 3000 ??? > >Who Know ?? > Although your question is not well defined, i can restate to answer it: "The total nodes Hydra searches in 60 seconds = XXX seconds for a usual top program in AMD 64 3000 to search the same number of nodes ???" Since in every second Hydra searches 200.000.000 nodes (according to Chessbase.com), and a usual top program (Junior) on AMD 64 3000, searches around 1.500.000 nodes we have a factor of x133. So 60 seconds for Hydra mean 7.980 seconds for Junior on AMD 3000 or 133 minutes or 2 hours and 10 minutes. But i think the basis of this estimation is wrong and the difference is not so huge. I would rather be more interested at the depth Hydra rearches and not at the nodes per second.........
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