Author: Günther Simon
Date: 14:24:43 12/02/05
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On December 02, 2005 at 16:20:40, chandler yergin wrote: Why not quoting some yellow press infos, they are as good as this 'gewaesch' (a German word puzzle, 'gewaesch' means 'nonsense');-) This M.Waesch uses the same wrong and outdated infos like you. (Never trust infos from a web site with such wrong colours BTW - I am still blinded...) How much crows did you eat the last time, when you were banned because you were right and all other programmers and experienced users here were wrong? I guess none and that was your fault, because otherwise the crowws sure would have had a good influence on your present shape regarding your computer chess 'knowledge'. Anyway Chandler, I like tabasco, but no need for a crow with it :-) Cheers, Guenther > Perhaps you prefer Pickles & Onions..? >;) >http://www.michael-waesch.de/trade/hash.htm > >Quoting: >Unfortunately RAM-Size is limited an if the hashtable is full and a new move is >to store, it overwrites older ones, loosing that data. So everything you can do, >is, to think about the appropriate amount of hash you will give the engine. You >also can do some mathematics on your own in order to figure out the best >settings for your machine. > >But whatever your favourite hash-size will be, keep in mind that the engine will >search the whole hashtable each move, before it calculates! That means, that the >engine will spend much time searching your hashtable, hoping to find the actual >position, before it starts to calculate, which can reduce the performance of >your system and engine play enormously if you set hash-size too high. In >blitz-games you simply throw that time away, because the engine has not that >much time for hashing and calculating. So try to find the best solutions >regarding both arguments. > >I don't expect an Apology.. I know it's not your nature. You don't know my nature, sorry. >;) >Chan
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