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Subject: Re: How fast is Rybka on your 64-Bit Cpu?

Author: Mike Byrne

Date: 04:35:30 02/24/06

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On February 24, 2006 at 07:10:39, Anson T J wrote:

>It could be useful to have an idea of how fast Rybka runs on 64-bit machines and
>the relative speeds of various 64-bit cpus.
>
>For those that are game, please search the following position (up to depth 13-14
>is fine) using "Rybka 1.01 Beta 13d.x64" and add the node count / time
>information to the thread along with your cpu.
>
>Thanks a lot.
>
>[d]r3r1k1/pbqnbpp1/1p2pn1p/2pP4/2P1P2B/P1NB1N2/5PPP/2RQR1K1 b - - 0 15

To make CPU benchmarks really useful -- the search depth and hash s/b fixed , I
propose that we set the hash at 128MB and the searchd depth at 14.  Then we all
should have the exact same node count and deterministic search to compare
different CPUs.

In Arena, turn pondering off so the analysis is not overwritten after Rybka
makes its move.


FEN: r3r1k1/pbqnbpp1/1p3n1p/2pPp3/2P1P2B/P1NB1N2/5PPP/2RQR1K1 w - - 0 2

Rybka 1.01 Beta 13d:
   3	00:00	         536	32.286	-0.08	1. ... Ne5
   4	00:00	       1.512	91.075	-0.13	1. ... Ne5
   5	00:00	       4.552	72.832	-0.24	1. ... Ne5 2.Nb5
   5	00:00	       8.824	95.113	-0.17	1. ... e5 2.Bg3
   6	00:00	      16.896	110.200	-0.18	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6
   7	00:00	      29.760	129.677	-0.24	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2
   8	00:00	      75.520	141.117	-0.19	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 Bd6
   9	00:00	     137.696	147.799	-0.23	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 Bf8 4.Rb1
  10	00:01	     261.080	151.299	-0.22	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 Bf8 4.Bc2 Red8
  11	00:03	     506.248	151.445	-0.25	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 Rac8 4.Rb1 Qd6
5.Rb2
  12	00:06	     988.800	150.338	-0.26	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 h5 4.Bg3 Rad8
5.Nd1 Bd6
  13	00:14	   2.268.856	154.711	-0.28	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 h5 4.Bg3 Bd6 5.Nd1
g6 6.Ne3
  14	00:24	   3.708.664	155.197	-0.28	1. ... e5 2.h3 a6 3.Qd2 h5 4.Bg3 Bd6 5.Nd1
g6 6.Ne3 Rad8





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