Author: walt irvin
Date: 05:41:50 02/04/06
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On February 04, 2006 at 07:52:35, Andrew Williams wrote: >On February 04, 2006 at 07:45:59, Andre Reffhaug wrote: > >>I am quite new to computer chess, but after experiencing both Rybka and Fruit I >>have taken quite a liking to it, and started fiddling around with some >>tournaments etc. But, one thing I see here and there, which I haven't quite >>figured out yet, is this term "Ponder". I've seen it in Fruit's parameters too. >>What is it, and how does it impact the engine? > >Pondering means thinking while it is the other program's turn. If you're playing >tournaments on one computer you should switch off pondering (note: I don't think >that everyone agrees with this). If each program has its own comp, leave >pondering on. > >Andrew what if u have a dual processor machine ?????????? is ponder ok then as long as niether program is dual capable ?????????????? walter
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