The Red Jewel 4CPU

[Graham Banks]

THE RED JEWEL 4CPU

Intel Xeon X5430x2 Octal
ChessGUI
1024mb hash each where possible
3-4-5 piece tablebases
Ponder off
TWIC2018.cgb book
40 moves in 30 minutes repeating (adapted for the CCRL)
10 cycles 70 rounds


Standings after Round 14

9.5 - RubiChess 1.3 64-bit 4CPU
8.5 - Demolito 2018-10-29 64-bit 4CPU
7.5 - Marvin 3.2.0 64-bit 4CPU
7.0 - The Baron 3.44 64-bit 4CPU
7.0 - Scorpio 2.8 64-bit 4CPU
6.5 - Pirarucu 2.7.4 64-bit 4CPU
6.5 - Winter 0.4a 64-bit 4CPU
3.5 - Lc0 0.20.1 11258 64-bit


Games will be available for download after each cycle from here:
http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... =7&t=10820

If you install TLCV (Tom's Live Chess Viewer) on your computer, you can watch the games live move by move. You'll also be able to chat to others following the tournament in the chatroom there.
http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... p?id=42959
Host - GrahamCCRL.dyndns.org Port - 16083

Linux users can access the live broadcast through using Livius:
https://github.com/kmar/livius

There is now a Livius windows version, thanks to Andreas (RubiChess author).
It has live pv boards as a nice addition.
http://www.crabaware.com/livius/

[Graham Banks]

THE RED JEWEL 4CPU

Intel Xeon X5430x2 Octal
ChessGUI
1024mb hash each where possible
3-4-5 piece tablebases
Ponder off
TWIC2018.cgb book
40 moves in 30 minutes repeating (adapted for the CCRL)
10 cycles 70 rounds


Standings after Round 21

14.0 - RubiChess 1.3 64-bit 4CPU
12.5 - Demolito 2018-10-29 64-bit 4CPU
11.5 - Marvin 3.2.0 64-bit 4CPU
11.0 - Scorpio 2.8 64-bit 4CPU
10.0 - Pirarucu 2.7.4 64-bit 4CPU
9.5 - The Baron 3.44 64-bit 4CPU
8.5 - Winter 0.4a 64-bit 4CPU
7.0 - Lc0 0.20.1 11258 64-bit


Games will be available for download after each cycle from here:
http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... =7&t=10820

If you install TLCV (Tom's Live Chess Viewer) on your computer, you can watch the games live move by move. You'll also be able to chat to others following the tournament in the chatroom there.
http://kirill-kryukov.com/chess/discuss ... p?id=42959
Host - GrahamCCRL.dyndns.org Port - 16083

Linux users can access the live broadcast through using Livius:
https://github.com/kmar/livius

There is now a Livius windows version, thanks to Andreas (RubiChess author).
It has live pv boards as a nice addition.
http://www.crabaware.com/livius/

[mar]

There is now a Livius windows version, thanks to Andreas (RubiChess author).
It has live pv boards as a nice addition.
http://www.crabaware.com/livius/

Umm, I don't know anything about the RubiChess author, but this is a Windows version I built 3 years ago, the link points to my pages
If by "live pv boards" you mean "PV Tip" checkbox, then that's also old news. Now either someone is trolling you or you're trolling me, Graham

[RubiChess]

There is now a Livius windows version, thanks to Andreas (RubiChess author).
It has live pv boards as a nice addition.
http://www.crabaware.com/livius/

Umm, I don't know anything about the RubiChess author, but this is a Windows version I built 3 years ago, the link points to my pages
If by "live pv boards" you mean "PV Tip" checkbox, then that's also old news. Now either someone is trolling you or you're trolling me, Graham

Hi Martin.

Livius is of course your (very nice) piece of work. Graham must have missed something when we talked about Livius last weekend.
Fact is that I only knew your Github repository with the sources that Graham has linked in every of his posts. I compiled and ran it under Linux and liked it so much that I tried to compile it for Windows (not knowing that you already have a binary for download). It was a hard job to make it under Windows but when I was successful, I told Graham that now that I have the sources and can compile for Windows I would be able to add one or two tweaks in the future if needed.
Then someone sent the link to your binary in Grahams chat and I thought "Okay, I could have saved a lot of time ". I could swear that it was Graham himself who sent the link but then his "thanks to Andreas" wouldn't make sense at all.

So to clarify: You and only you are the one to thank for the Livius Client.Which I would like to do here.

./Andreas

[RubiChess]

One Addition: Graham asked in the chat if Livius is better than the TLCP client cause he didn't know it. I told him that e.g. it has PV boards and I sent him a screenshot to have an idea of Livius GUI. I hope, Graham doesn't believe that _I_ had implemented these PV boards in just some minutes. That would be way beyond my potentials.

./Andreas

[mar]

Ok, no problem. I think this clears up the confusion

[dkappe]

It’s a shame that lc0 was run on only 1 cpu. It’s exactly at the inflection point of the strength curve where another 3 threads would have helped a great deal.

[Graham Banks]

So to clarify: You and only you are the one to thank for the Livius Client.Which I would like to do here.

./Andreas

I'll correct this in future posts.
Apologies to Martin.

[marcd]

One Addition: Graham asked in the chat if Livius is better than the TLCP client cause he didn't know it. I told him that e.g. it has PV boards and I sent him a screenshot to have an idea of Livius GUI. I hope, Graham doesn't believe that _I_ had implemented these PV boards in just some minutes. That would be way beyond my potentials.

./Andreas

Hi Andreas

Ist it possible to make a compile for Android?

[RubiChess]

Hi Andreas

Ist it possible to make a compile for Android?

Qt5 seems to support Android but I have never compiled anything for Android. Could be an interesting task. I will have a look maybe next weekend.

./Andreas