Author: Engin Üstün
Date: 12:51:22 08/22/05
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On August 22, 2005 at 15:31:29, Thomas Mayer wrote: >Hi Engin, > >On August 22, 2005 at 15:18:43, Engin Üstün wrote: > >>On August 22, 2005 at 11:57:33, Dann Corbit wrote: >> >>>Is it the largest margin (by percentage of points) ever for a WCCC or WMCCC >>>event? >> >>zappa was played on 2 cpu dual core, Fruit play only on 1 cpu, clearly is Fruit >>the Campion for me. >> >>very interesting is a match on same hardware Zappa vs Fruit. > >so well, then I chose the machin Anthony did use... see ! Nothing is changed, >because Fruit so far just can use the single... so is Anthony to blaim because >he made his program MP ? > >Just a comparison for those which support the same hardware idea: now what to do >if one of those programs does not support opening book ? Must now everyone >disable opening books ? Or how about pondering, tablebases etc. ? > >Of course it will be interesting to see them fighting against each other with >single machines, but this was a world championship, everyone should bring the >best he can. The 2 x 2 *2.2 Ghz wouldn't have helped Fruit, in fact it would >have been even a bit slower on it, because each single processor has only 2.2 >GHz. > >Anyway, Fruits performance was of course outstanding. Beaten several of those >hardware monsters and end up as clear 2nd. But don't lower the achievements of >Anthony, Zappa is without any doubt the deserved champ of that tournament. > >Greets, Thomas Hi Thomas, you are right but, i mean only who have the money for very fast mashines is clear better then other who can not spend so much for fast hardware? that is a question about a reach and poor programmers how engine is the best one. clearly is better a tournament with all engines can MP ond same MP 4 core mashines, with books, ponder and tablebases. or all engines playing on same 1 cpu hardware with book, ponder and tablebases. compare hydra 16 core mashine vs fruit 1 core mashine is not fairly. that is also near if one engine have 4 GB hashtables and the other one have only 16 MB hash.
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