Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 14:27:41 09/12/99
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Perhaps you are using a Pentium with a Triton (?) chipset and you have more than 64 MB RAM? I think anything above 64 MB with that setup isn't cached, which would have a horrible impact on chess program performance. -Tom On September 12, 1999 at 15:53:42, John R. Menke, Sr. wrote: >The speed (kN/s) varies considerably using the infinite analysis mode setting >with Fritz 5.32 or Hiarcs 7.32. For example, with a particular position Fritz >may calculate at a rate of 40kN/s. Then if I reset my computer and reload, or >perform various other intermediate operations, it may then calculate at >70kN/s(same position, same settings, same hash table size, etc.). That's >typical. I cannot depend upon getting the best analysis speed without trying it >several times to test it, and see what range is involved! Why?
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