Author: Lin Harper
Date: 22:08:27 03/06/06
[D]7k/1p6/1P2p3/1P2P3/4P1p1/6P1/8/K7 w - - This is an exercise in 'related squares' taken from a book "How to Play the Chess Endings", by Eugene Znosko-Borovsky. An old book, some of you will have a copy of it. Page 31. My comp has about 226mb of available ram memory, and it seems only about 160mb maximum to be used on Arena. If I try to set it higher, the memory indicator up the top goes red. Anyway, a mate in 30 is announced after about 6min20secs by Toga11 on my Athlon 2400+, with hash set at about 140mb. I know that some here have 1gig ram, even more. As mine searches, the ram fills in about half the search time, so I'm wondering if a *lot* more ram would improve the solving time. Perhaps, for the exercise, others here could set up the position and get back to me with their solving times and program/hardware/ram combo's. all the best Lin
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