Author: Marc Lacrosse
Date: 02:06:24 03/08/06
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On March 08, 2006 at 04:19:49, Per Jørgensen wrote: >Hi everyone! >I just read about a sensational result for Toga 1.2 beta 2 in the german >chessforum CSS. I take the liberty to copy the post and bring it here: > >amd64 3000+ >nForce4 sli deluxe >1gb ram >WinXP64bit Professional >Arena GUI >Arena mainbook(auf 18 halbzüge begrenzt) >Ponder on >no EGTB >Hashtables Rybka 146mb Toga 132mb > >60 partien a 5min blitz >Rybka v1.01 Beta 13d.w32 30,5/60 >0=111101=0010010=1====1=0==011110=1110000=100==01=011=001=01 >Toga 1.2beta2 win32 29,5/60 >1=000010=1101101=0====0=1==100001=0001111=011==10=100=110=10 > >29½-30½ against the newest Rybka beta-version is simply sensational! Perhaps >Toga will be the first engine to challenge the current superiority of Rybka? > Interesting but ... 1. Why is rybka 32 bits used under winXP64 instead of the much stronger rybka 64 ? 2. Why is rybka used without its own J Noomen book ? 3. (Do questions 1. and 2. mean that the tester used a pirated copy of Rybka?). ...this one is not really a question ... :-) 4. Should private tests of unavailable private versions be publicly commented without anybody but a few selected persons having the opportunity to assess and control the results ? 5. Toga 1.2 beta2 has new adjustable parameters : what were the values used for the test ? 6. 60 blitz games is evidently a much too small test for claiming any evidence. I heard of other tests running with an already much larger number of games where Toga 1.2b2 is being crushed by Rybka 32 bits. I suppose this is precisely the reason why Thomas Gaksch did not made this beta version public yet. So let's wait a little bit. Marc
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