Author: Eran
Date: 11:09:24 06/13/99
Is the formula below correct? HT[KB] = 0.2 * Pfreq[MHz] * t[s] HT is the hashtable size in kilobytes, Pfreq is the clock speed of the processor in MHz, and t the time available per move in seconds. Example: Average time per move of 30 minutes (1800 seconds) on a Pentium 200 will require: HT = 0.2 * 200 * 1800 = 72000 KB = 72 MB Or Example: Tournament games with an average of three minutes (180 seconds) per move on a Pentium 200 will require: HT = 0.2 * 200 * 180 = 7200 KB = 7.2 MB However, Hiarcs 7.32 does retain information in the hashtable memory even between moves. So it sounds to me that the information is built up until full in the hashtable memory while Hiarcs 7.32 is playing thru several moves ahead. Is that correct? Is Hiarcs 7.32 very smart with hashtable memory? Eran
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