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It appears old engines have an easier time with this - Deep Junior Yokohama, Deep Rybka 4.1 SSE2 x64, and Zappa Mexico II x64 solve this instantly. At least on my 6-core i5.

Stockfish 1/11 development version took a long time. So did Fritz 17. Houdini 6.03 pext solved it it a flash though.

After a bit more looking around, I found the Fat Fritz folder. But I have already updated. Other than uninstalling Fat Fritz in it's entirety, and starting from scratch, is there any way to get a hold of the older release engines? I'm guessing no.

"You can create a backup folder and store the previous versions there, before you upgrade, so they won't get overwritten."

Just what folder would that be?

Is there any way to retain (or get back) the old versions? Hard to tell as I don't even know where the engines are stored on my drive. I updated to version 1.2 without issue. I hope that was not a mistake.

I always look forward to new versions of Sting! Thank you.

As of 11/10 - MediaFire reports no file. Tried 7:54 Pacific time.

You can also use it (Fat Fritz) in another GUI if Chessbase is not your thing. No, I cannot :) At least not on a GPU because I don't have CUDA and OpenCL doesn't work, and I already have weights optimized for CPU, so I didn't bother. In their defense, I'm the only person around that I know that has...

I fear that I stopped the calibration of Fat Fritz prematurely. Can someone tell me how to go through the calibration step again?

Thank you!!