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Subject: Re: Fruit - Crafty ... finished or not?

Author: Andreas Guettinger

Date: 06:18:35 08/18/05

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On August 18, 2005 at 09:06:52, Djordje Vidanovic wrote:

>On August 18, 2005 at 09:01:51, Majd Al-Ansari wrote:
>
>>I was watching the game on playchess and looks like Fruit won the game.  Very
>>impressive game considering Crafty was using 8 processors and Fruit only 1
>>processor.  But I have to admit I think that Crafty was caught by poor book
>>opening.  Also I noticed that Fruit was playing a lot of Shredderesque moves.
>>It was  not choosing the moves that my Fruit was wanting to play but more of the
>>moves Shredder like (eg. b4!).  So the Fruit Mainz must be quite different
>>indeed.
>
>
>I have the same impression based on the few games by Fruit in Reykjavik:  Fruit
>has been changed a lot since version 2.1 and I expect it to be no.1 on single
>processor lists.

Me too I analysed with Fruit2.1 during some of the games, interestingly with the
same hardware amd64 3400+ used at WCCC, but on Linux and with 512mb Hashtables
(I don't know what HT size they use in WCCC). There are a some moves Fruit2.1
wouldn't have palyed on my system, but most of the time the evals didn't change
much after a different move, so maybe the moves were evaluated pretty similar.

regards
Andy



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