Author: Bruce Cleaver
Date: 04:52:01 07/12/99
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On July 12, 1999 at 02:36:18, odell hall wrote: >Hi > > Everything I have read on the internet says that because Fritz5.32 is a 32bit >application it is faster than fritz5.0, Not so within my fritz5.32. Not only >does fritz5.32 score lower on the fritz mark test, but it searches fewer nodes >per second. My operating system is windows 98 with 64 megs of SD ram, hash >tables are set to 40mb. Does it have anything to do with the fact the my video >card only allows for 256 colours? Does this somehow slow fritz down? I notice >that the fritz 5.0 engine , running in fritz5.32 however seems to be running the >exact same speed as in the 16bit fritz5 program. I would appreciate any answers >or speculation. Thanks I think I read in the CCC that Fritz 5.32 may be in C language, whereas Fritz 5.0 was in Assembler - thus accounting for the speed differences. Bruce
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