SF 11 vs T60 Lc0

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SF 11 vs T60 Lc0

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This is what happens in chess.com bullet, when newly upgraded Stockfish 11 meet newly upgraded version of T60 lco ( Kiudee setting).

https://ibb.co/GR2Yw1M


Note. T60 become officical version of Lc0 , T40 is a history now. 😀
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Re: SF 11 vs T60 Lc0

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Nay Lin Tun wrote: Tue Jan 21, 2020 10:26 pm This is what happens in chess.com bullet, when newly upgraded Stockfish 11 meet newly upgraded version of T60 lco ( Kiudee setting).

https://ibb.co/GR2Yw1M


Note. T60 become officical version of Lc0 , T40 is a history now. 😀
Hardware? Bullet is something like 1+1? SV 1541 old T40 size 256x20 is still the strongest up to Rapid TC (depending on hardware). Nevertheless, impressive 5-1 result.
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Re: SF 11 vs T60 Lc0

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Nay Lin Tun wrote: Tue Jan 21, 2020 11:25 pm Hardware

https://ibb.co/Bz6RRFb
Do you know if Lc0 engine (0.23.2) overcame 70-80k nps threshold in the opening and midgame? Also, the strength scaling from 2 GPUs to 4 GPUs has improved? It seemed bad to me until months ago.

Typical speeds in the openings are of the order 100M nps for Stockfish and some 50k nps for T60 larger net?
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Re: SF 11 vs T60 Lc0

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kai an equivalent amd ryzen to rtx 2080? 12,16,32 cores? (to be the same level with lco with 2080ti)
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stavros wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 12:33 am kai an equivalent amd ryzen to rtx 2080? 12,16,32 cores? (to be the same level with lco with 2080ti)
I haven't used Lc0 on CPU since 2018, but I think there is no way you get a CPU BLAS speed the level of CUDA 2080 Ti. Maybe something like 128 or more cores NPS-wise, don't know strength-wise.
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Laskos wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 1:30 am
stavros wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 12:33 am kai an equivalent amd ryzen to rtx 2080? 12,16,32 cores? (to be the same level with lco with 2080ti)
I haven't used Lc0 on CPU since 2018, but I think there is no way you get a CPU BLAS speed the level of CUDA 2080 Ti. Maybe something like 128 or more cores NPS-wise, don't know strength-wise.
Unless my setting is somehow broken. My ryzen in not even on the same planet as my 2080ti. And strength wise also makes no sense. But it would be cool, if that is true.
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Re: SF 11 vs T60 Lc0

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ops i forgot i meant vs stockfish!,how many cores amd+sf to catch lco with 1 2080ti
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stavros wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 2:03 am ops i forgot i meant vs stockfish!,how many cores amd+sf to catch lco with 1 2080ti
Probably in the range 16-32 cores, with the best SV or LS nets and new Lc0 parameters.
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stavros wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 2:03 am ops i forgot i meant vs stockfish!,how many cores amd+sf to catch lco with 1 2080ti
16 core ryzen +sf vs1 rtx 2080ti +Lc0 is my testing setup. And right now they are = in testing.
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