Author: enrico carrisco
Date: 16:25:14 01/06/06
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On January 06, 2006 at 15:13:04, Zappa wrote: >On January 06, 2006 at 06:07:09, Eduard Nemeth wrote: > >>On January 05, 2006 at 19:53:06, enrico carrisco wrote: >> >>>The CSS Rating List is complete and available at the link below. I've >>>translated the German introduction to english -- but be aware: I am not a >>>native German speaker and there could be some slight mistakes. Overall, the >>>message should be very close. >>> >>>Regards, >>> >>>-elc. >>> >>> >>>Link: >>>http://www.computerschach.de/index.php?option=com_wrapper&wrap=Rangliste&Itemid=127 >> >>Reason: CSS tests with timecontrol "10m+10s / game" >> >>Kurt Utzinger tests with timecontrol "40' / moves" >> >>Here: >> >>Hiarcs 10 won one match and loses 3 matches >>(against Rybka, Toga II (!), and against Fritz 9) >> >>31,0-19,0 (62 %) vs Shredder 9 UCI >> >>22,5-27,5 (45 %) vs Fritz 9 >>21,0-29,0 (42 %) vs Toga II 1.1. >>16,0-34,0 (32 %) vs Rybka 1.0. Beta 32-bit >> >>Rating list 5moves/Nunn2 40'/40: >> >>http://www.utzingerk.com/rating_list.htm >> >>That is an serious Rating-list! >> >>ED: > >Here I disagree; Kurt runs at 40 minutes / game, but he also runs on hardware >from 1960, so the actual "cycles / move" is probably not that far off. > >anthony Yes, it's a good point. CSS Rating List uses AMD XP 2.09GHz and Kurt uses AMD 1.3GHz. CSS' hardware is about 62% faster which means their 10min + 10sec matches are equivalent to about game in 30 min.(+/-) on Kurt's hardware (or 17+17 for those that dislike my conversion of the increment.) I would imagine the CSS folks would want to know from "Ed" just what happens in that roughly 10 extra minutes that turns Kurt's list into a "serious Rating-list!" and discredits theirs. Perhaps we shouldn't confuse him with the facts as his mind has been made up for quite some time now, concerning HIARCS 10. Regards, -elc.
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