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Subject: Re: Hiarcs 7.32 = 2590 to 2640 !!!!!

Author: Bertil Eklund

Date: 14:19:42 06/03/99

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On June 03, 1999 at 02:20:27, blass uri wrote:

>
>On June 03, 1999 at 01:38:54, Tania Devora wrote:
>
>>
>>Pentium II 450 Mhz - 128 ram.
>>
>>50 points more ??    Mmmmmhhh, Fritz5.32 have 2577 elo in SSdf,  and 50 points
>>more for fritz5.32,  about 2627 elo.
>>
>>Wow ! Top programs are really good.
>>
>>What do you think Uri ?
>
>I think that it is ssdf rating and it does not prove that it is fide rating.
>
>I also expect other programs like chessmaster to get more from the new hardware.
>
>I know that other programs earn more speed from better hardware when Fritz5.32
>is optimized to p200.
>
>I read that Fritz5.32 earns only 96% in speed and is less than twice faster when
>Junior5 and Hiarcs7 can earn more and are more then twice faster.
>
>I also do not like the fact that all the versions of Fritz are root processors
>and the evaluation is based on the root.
>
>I think that Fritz5.32 lost a game against Hiarcs7 in the ssdf games because of
>this reason.
>It traded queens and only after trading queens it saw that it was wrong and not
>because of the fact that it could see more.
>
>3b2k1/1q3pp1/7p/1b2P3/3p1PP1/1P3Q1P/2BN2K1/8 b - - 0 1
>
>In this position from game 6786 of the ssdf games Fritz5.32 played the blunder
>38...Qxf3+ and only after trading queens it understod that it was a wrong
>decision.
>
>I am interested to know if Fritz5.32 can avoid this blunder on a better
>hardware.
>
>Uri
Hallo!

Here are the numbers again if you have forgotten! AMD K6-2 450 vs P200MMX

Speed improvement:

Fritz3  130%
Genius2 119%
Gandalf3 84%
McP6    117%
Rebel8  148%
Hiarcs7.01  137%
Fritz5.32   114%
Junior5     142%
Shreddr3    106%
Nimzo98     147%

Note my P200MMX seems to be one of the fastest, so you can add some % in
comparison with the average P200MMX.

Regards Bertil SSDF



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