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thanks for this new release Andrew and I wish you the best of health.

Many thanks for the new books!

I hate to hurt your feelings, but I can beat ethereal with 1 core on a dual 2080 with my python engine. It's puct implementation is only 85 lines of python. I'm sure you'll argue its a clone. :-) Face it, the hardest thing about the nn engines is the training of the nets. The MCTS code is dead simp...

jpqy wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 07, 2019 1:46 pm

Here first official prises: https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-threadri ... -official/

$1999 for 32 cores.....I highly doubt the 64 cores will price at $2399 as wccftech suggests in that table

sorry for the off-topic question but any news about season 17?

Graham Banks wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:43 am

Ginkgo 2.18 64-bit was just above the latest Andscacs, but the latest Ginkgo version is likely to be stronger than that.

thanks Graham

Also, it could be worth noting that Ginkgo had been listed on CCRl 40/40 as a private engine, but then it was pulled from the list just around the same time as the Fritz 17 discussion first sprang up. :) I don't know why that was, I wouldn't read anything into it. Graham asked for it to be removed ...

Andscacs?

Nordlandia wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 30, 2019 6:54 am

Looks like Fat Rybka

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=71906&start=60#p817405

Albert Silver wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 30, 2019 3:54 am

There is a new Fritz 17 engine, a conventional AB engine that has no relation to Rybka or Vasik Rajlich, so no idea why his name is dragged into this at all.

Because on this page (https://www.niggemann.com/en/fritz-17-deutsch.html) - Details - it says he is the author of Fritz 17.