Author: Melvin S. Schwartz
Date: 18:19:10 07/08/99
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On July 08, 1999 at 20:42:41, Sammy wrote: > >I have a PII 266 32 megs of mem and the time limit was 2 mins for each compouter >his system 64 megs 233 mmx. > >On July 08, 1999 at 20:41:04, Sammy wrote: > > >>On July 08, 1999 at 20:17:41, Melvin S. Schwartz wrote: >> >>> >>>On July 08, 1999 at 20:09:40, Sammy wrote: >>> >>>>I just bought fritz 5.32 wand wanted to check out how strong it is against >>>>cm6000 so I had a friend run his chess master and feed me the moves cm beat >>>>fritz every time how can I make fritz stronger are there any setting I can >>>>change or download to make it beat cm6000. >>>> >>>>thanks >>>>aamer >>> >>>Could you please provide the amount of megs you are giving Fritz for hash >>>tables, your processor speed, and the time control? >>> >>>Mel The formula for hash tables in Fritz is 2 x processor speed x seconds per move. In your case, with a processor speed of 233 MHz, and I assume you mean 2 minutes a move, Fritz would need a 55.9 or let's say 55-56 megs of RAM for hash tables. If I understand you correctly, and your computer only has 32 megs of RAM capacity, Fritz is not getting the proper amount of hash tables and this is mostly likely why it is not performing better. CM6000 does not need hash tables as Fritz does. According to SSDF testing, Fritz 5.32 and CN6000 have an even score of 2-2 after 4 games at a time control of 40/2. If it's possible, and if the poor performance of Fritz is due to lack of megs for hash hables, you can upgrade the amount of RAM in your hard drive. Regards, Mel
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