I think that we won't need other testings, a least for sometime!
As you see in TCEC's Match 6, Rybka 4 proved that it (or she!) is the strongest chess engine in long games (real games) clearly.
Last result after 32 games is:
Nr Engine Pts SB
1 Rybka 4 64-bit 6CPU 17.5 253.7500
2 Ivanhoe B50tA 64-bit 6CPU 14.5 253.7500
Source:
http://www.tcec-chess.org/
Thanks to Martin Thoresen for these matches.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Rybka 4 vs IvanHoe 9.50b
Results after 51 games:
CPU: AMD 3800+ 2 Cpu (Again)
Blitz:5'
Rybka 3Gen book
Rybka 4 doesn't use large pages.
319 MB Hash size
1 IvanHoe 9.50b w32 +13/-9/=29 53.92% 27.5/51
2 Deep Rybka 4 w32 +9/-13/=29 46.08% 23.5/51
+27 Elo for IvanHoe 9.50b
CPU: AMD 3800+ 2 Cpu (Again)
Blitz:5'
Rybka 3Gen book
Rybka 4 doesn't use large pages.
319 MB Hash size
1 IvanHoe 9.50b w32 +13/-9/=29 53.92% 27.5/51
2 Deep Rybka 4 w32 +9/-13/=29 46.08% 23.5/51
+27 Elo for IvanHoe 9.50b
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Will Netflix Destroy the Internet?
According to Sandvine, a network management company that studies Internet traffic patterns, 10 percent of Canadian Internet users visited Netflix.com in the week after the service launched. And they weren't just visiting—they were signing up and watching a lot of movies. Netflix videos quickly came to dominate broadband lines across Canada, with Netflix subscribers' bandwidth usage doubling that of YouTube users.
for more information: http://www.slate.com/id/2273314?nav=wp
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