SF 111113 vs. Houdini 3 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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wow, SF is impressive
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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ouachita wrote:wow, SF is impressive
.....to say the least :wink:
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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TC 30'+30"

i7-3960x
1-core
ponder off
colours reversed openings
1024 mb hash
average games length ~2 h 35 m

126 games with Houdini 4:

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 Program                          Elo    +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws

1 Stockfish 111113 64 SSE4.2     : 2970   23  23   428    55.7 %   2930   53.0 %
2 Houdini 4 Pro x64              : 2945   42  43   126    46.4 %   2970   51.6 %
3 Houdini 3 Pro x64              : 2924   27  27   302    43.4 %   2970   53.6 %

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1 Stockfish 111113 64 SSE4.2     : 2970  428 (+125,=227,- 76), 55.7 %
2 Houdini 4 Pro x64              : 2945  126 (+ 26,= 65,- 35), 46.4 %
3 Houdini 3 Pro x64              : 2924  302 (+ 50,=162,- 90), 43.4 %
Games

To be continued...
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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If you were running this event using 16 cores would you turn ponder on? If not, why?
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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ouachita wrote:If you were running this event using 16 cores would you turn ponder on? If not, why?
I have 6-core i7-3960x CPU, and use 5 cores only.
If we use ponder on we have some more depth and 2-fold less games.
I want to play 1000 games within a month, not two.
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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thx, I run ponder on with 16 cores at ~ 24 hrs/move, and was just curious about your thinking
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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ouachita wrote:thx, I run ponder on with 16 cores at ~ 24 hrs/move, and was just curious about your thinking
Have you started some match or tournament?
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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TC 30'+30"

i7-3960x
1-core
ponder off
colours reversed openings
1024 mb hash
average games length ~2 h 35 m

139 games with Houdini 4:

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 Program                          Elo    +   -   Games   Score   Av.Op.  Draws

1 Stockfish 111113 64 SSE4.2     : 2968   22  22   441    55.1 %   2932   53.1 %
2 Houdini 4 Pro x64              : 2955   40  40   139    48.2 %   2968   51.8 %
3 Houdini 3 Pro x64              : 2922   27  27   302    43.4 %   2968   53.6 %

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1 Stockfish 111113 64 SSE4.2     : 2968  441 (+126,=234,- 81), 55.1 %
2 Houdini 4 Pro x64              : 2955  139 (+ 31,= 72,- 36), 48.2 %
3 Houdini 3 Pro x64              : 2922  302 (+ 50,=162,- 90), 43.4 %
Games

To be continued...
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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No, just my usual ICCF events
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Re: SF 111113 vs. Houdini 4 match, TC 30 min + 30 sec

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ouachita wrote:No, just my usual ICCF events
Very good performance for correspondence chess :wink:
Complete information about pondering you could find on chesswiki
http://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/Pondering
Pondering mode is doesn't matter in your case, when you use engines for infinite analysis mode AFAIK. It is not the same as engine vs. engine playing mode, when pondering is simply using the opponent's move time to consider likely opponent moves.