SSDF Rating List 2014-12-11

[Lars Sandin]

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THE SSDF RATING LIST 2014-12-11   %135221 games played by  342 computers							
                                           Rating   +	  -  Games   Won  Oppo
                                           ------  ---   --- -----   ---  ----
   1 Komodo 7.0 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz     3295   41   -36   476   78%  3073
   2 Komodo 5.1 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz     3254   28   -26   792   71%  3099
   3 Deep Rybka 4 x64  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz     3209   24   -23  1048   73%  3038
   4 Stockfish 3 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz    3207   25   -23   958   70%  3060
   5 Deep Hiarcs 14 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz        3200   23   -22  1020   68%  3071
   6 Deep Rybka 3 x64  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz     3194   22   -21  1371   75%  3001
   7 Naum 4.2 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz       3147   21   -21  1083   61%  3071
   8 Naum 4 x64  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz           3119   21   -20  1276   66%  3002
   9 Deep Junior Yokoh x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz 3119   30   -30   530   55%  3082
  10 Deep Junior 13.3 2GB x64 Q6600 2,4 GHz  3113   23   -22   926   54%  3083
  11 Hiarcs 14 256MB Athlon 1200 MHz         3111   42   -38   360   71%  2950
  12 Deep Shredder 12 x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz  3103   18   -18  1507   62%  3015
  13 Spike 1.4 MP 2GB Q6600  2,4 GHz         3102   19   -19  1349   61%  3024
  14 Deep Fritz 13 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz         3102   24   -24   826   55%  3067
  15 Hiarcs 13.1  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz          3100   24   -24   828   58%  3042
  16 Deep Hiarcs 13.2  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz     3100   27   -26   712   62%  3017
  17 Deep Fritz 12 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz         3092   20   -20  1200   55%  3055
  18 Deep Rybka 3  256MB Athlon 1200 MHz     3073   39   -37   332   58%  3017
  19 Deep Junior 12 x64 2GB  Q6600 2,4 GHz   3071   22   -21  1058   60%  2996
  20 Deep Fritz 11  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz        3060   18   -18  1504   62%  2975
  21 Zappa Mexico II x64  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz  3055   25   -24   816   59%  2989
  22 Naum 3.1 x64  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz         3038   27   -26   692   58%  2984
  23 Arasan 17.2 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz    3027   33   -33   422   52%  3011
  24 Deep Hiarcs 12  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz       3017   18   -18  1427   54%  2991
  25 Deep Shredder 11 x64 2GB Q6600  2,4 GHz 3012   21   -21  1048   52%  2999
  26 Arasan 16.0 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz    3001   33   -34   446   38%  3088
  27 Glaurung 2.2 x64 MP 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz   2993   20   -20  1185   55%  2961
  28 Naum 4  256MB Athlon 1200 MHz           2990   26   -26   708   45%  3020
  29 Hiarcs 11.2 MP  2GB  Q6600  2,4 GHz     2988   20   -20  1125   47%  3006
  30 Shredder 12 256MB A1200 MHz             2977   27   -28   632   41%  3038
  31 Fritz 13 256MB Athlon 1200 MHz          2976   55   -51   180   63%  2885
  32 Deep Junior 10.1  2GB  Q6600  2,4 GHz   2966   23   -23   886   46%  2994
  33 Jonny 4.0 MP 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz          2900   28   -30   680   29%  3053
  34 Deep Fritz 8 2GB  Q6600  2,4 GHz        2896   22   -23  1009   36%  2997
  35 Shredder 8 MP 2GB  Q6600  2,4 GHz       2884   24   -25   908   32%  3010
  36 Deep Junior 8  2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz        2860   24   -25   952   30%  3009
  37 CM King 3.5 x64 MP 2GB  Q6600 2,4 GHz   2855   26   -28   752   29%  3006
  38 Pocket Fritz 4 Naum 4.2 Ipaq 214        2805   62   -58   140   61%  2723
  39 Pro Deo 1.82 256MB Athlon 1200 MHz      2794   33   -34   426   43%  2841
  40 Revelation Hiarcs 13.3 XScale 500 MHz   2768   63   -58   137   62%  2685
  41 Pocket Fritz 4 Hiarcs 13 Ipaq 214       2756   57   -54   160   59%  2690
  42 Pro Deo 1.86 256MB Athlon 1200 MHz      2750   57   -72   190   19%  2993
  43 Revelation Shredder 12  XScale 500 MHz  2705   60   -58   140   56%  2665
  44 Hiarcs Palm Chess 12.1 T5               2653   63   -64   120   48%  2665
  45 Revelation Rybka 2.2  XScale 500 MHz    2628   47   -44   240   62%  2545
  46 Resurrection Rybka 2.2 StrongARM 203 MH 2484   43   -42   260   51%  2477
  47 Resurrection Fruit '05 StrongARM 203 MH 2393   67   -62   120   60%  2321
  48 R30 v. 2.5                              2271   42   -38   343   69%  2134
  49 Chess Genius 3 Iphone 4 ARM A8 800MHz   2258   82   -69   100   69%  2119
  50 Palm Tiger 2009 Tung C  400 MHz         2230   51   -53   180   43%  2277

 1 Komodo 7.0 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz, 3295											
Komo5.1 Q6600   22,5-17,5  Stockf3 Q6600     26-14    DHiar14 Q6600     24-18
Naum4.2 Q6600   34,5-7,5   Naum 4  Q6600   31,5-8,5   DjunYok Q6600     28-12
DFrit13 Q6600     31-9     Naum 4  A1200   41,5-4,5   Shred12 A1200   43,5-6,5 
Rybk231 A1200   47,5-2,5   Juni101 A1200     41-5     

 23 Arasan 17.2 MP x64 2GB Q6600 2,4 GHz, 3027											
DjunYok Q6600   12,5-29,5  Hiarc14 A1200     16-24    DFrit13 Q6600     15-25
DFrit12 Q6600     20-20    DFrit11 Q6600   22,5-17,5  Zap!Mx2 Q6600     16-24
Arasa16 Q6600   19,5-20,5  Glaurung Q660    9,5-10,5  Rybk231 A1200   27,5-12,5
Jonny 4 Q6600     27-13    PDeo186 A1200     36-4     

 42 Pro Deo 1.86 256MB Athlon 1200 MHz, 2750											
DHiar14 Q6600    0,5-9,5   Hia13.2 Q6600      2-38    Arasa17 Q6600      4-36
DShre11 Q6600      5-35    DFritz8 Q6600   13,5-26,5  Revelat Hia13   11,5-8,5 

On our latest list and stronger by its previously tested version by 41 points,
is Komodo 7.0. The rating is an impressive 3295 after 476 games played! 
A very strong performance from the team of Larry Kaufman and Mark Lefler!

We have also tested a newer version of Jon Dart's - Arasan program. The version 
which we have tested this time is the 17.2-version. After 422 games we have it
26 points over the latest version.

Last out on this list is Ed Schroeders Pro Deo 1.86 program on our A1200-level. 
It trails its former version 1.82 by 44 points after 190 games played, but have
had some really tough opposition so far. It will face some A1200-opponents from 
now on and we will have to see if that changes things on our next list which we
will release in early february. 

Other things worth mentioning is that Revelation I Hiarcs 13.3 lost 30 points 
from the last list and now has 2768 after 137 games played. Most points gained
from last list was Deep Junior Yokohama with +8 points. 

The next list will be out in early february and for that list we will have 
enough games to be able to present a new manually tested program, in addition 
to hopefully some new automatically tested program that is. 

Lars Sandin

[overlord]

Houdini was not discover yet?

[Lars Sandin]

Houdini was not discover yet?

Sure it is discovered. Just see CEGT or CCRL for instance if you would like to see Houdini in a ratinglist. But I guess you are trying to be funny and/or ironic. Do you think the coin has more than one side?

We would have no problem in testing Houdini. But you can go either of two routes as I see it: CB's version or directly via Robert. Neither of these routes are possible at the moment since:

* Robert hasn't answered any mails/communication.
* Chessbase has ditched Auto232-support in their GUI's.

Until any of these is fixed, I doubt we will have any chance of testing Houdini.

[overlord]

I will give you good advice. You should stop this non-sense rating list. It is just funny, nothing else.

[Adam Hair]

I will give you good advice. You should stop this non-sense rating list. It is just funny, nothing else.

What makes the SSDF list nonsense?

[Modern Times]

We would have no problem in testing Houdini. But you can go either of two routes as I see it: CB's version or directly via Robert. Neither of these routes are possible at the moment since:

* Robert hasn't answered any mails/communication.
* Chessbase has ditched Auto232-support in their GUI's.

Until any of these is fixed, I doubt we will have any chance of testing Houdini.

Thanks for the update to the list

Really odd that chessbase dropped Auto232 support.

[IWB]

* Chessbase has ditched Auto232-support in their GUI's.

Sticking with Auto232 (still serial, seriously?) will bring you in trouble sooner than later.
If you want to continue your list with improved hardware (and "I" know about the needed investments ...) you should think about exploring different solutions ... SSH comes to mind - which accidentlly is possible in CB GUIs when connecting to something today (and at least the last 5 years+) - with the HW you already have you are able to test Houdini today if you want to ...

Besides that: Thanks for your list! As every list it has its downsides but I respect and admire effort, result and endurance. Nothing comes close to that!!!

Regards
Ingo

[IWB]

Really odd that chessbase dropped Auto232 support.

I assume your comment is ironic - I like to run my CPM programs on my old 8" Floppys but cant find anything decent nowadays. Something went wrong somewhere

Bye
Ingo

[overlord]

SSDF had sense maybe 10 or 15 years ago. What is the reason for so prehistoric rating list??? Pleistocen era hardware, Houdini engine completly missing, just Stockfish 3 included...it is time for retirement

[Adam Hair]

SSDF had sense maybe 10 or 15 years ago. What is the reason for so prehistoric rating list??? Pleistocen era hardware, Houdini engine completly missing, just Stockfish 3 included...it is time for retirement

If you broaden your focus from just the engines to include the hardware, then the SSDF is the reference list. It bridges part of the gap from old to new hardware, and it is calibrated (though tenuously) to human ratings.

Besides, it makes no sense to deride other people's work because it is not useful to you.