At the moment, IPON is showing +23 elo while our own testing network is showing +36 (at a somewhat faster time control). Ingo indicated that our AMD compile could be about 10% slower than it "should" be, which would be another ten elo. So there is no mystery anymore. The only question is whether the AMD problem justifies a new compile.Ron Langeveld wrote:Isn't it possible the AMD platform used by IPON needs a different Komodo 5 compile ? I may be mistaken but wasn't this an issue with earlier versions as well ?
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It remains to be seen if it is stronger or weaker than Houdini at the longer time controls. Also, our results are clearly better on Intel than on AMD machines, we may need to make a new compile for AMD.Strelkaman wrote:Whats the point of Komodo 5 release??Its worst than Houdini.Whats the big deal here?
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I'll bet you have an Intel machine. Am I right? The present compile may well be stronger than H2 on Intel, weaker on AMD.WuShock wrote:K5 doing well in my tests so far.
@ 1+1 , 198 games so far , K5 is ahead of Houdini 2.0c :
+69 , -46 , =83
running 300 games
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lkaufman wrote:I'll bet you have an Intel machine. Am I right? The present compile may well be stronger than H2 on Intel, weaker on AMD.WuShock wrote:K5 doing well in my tests so far.
@ 1+1 , 198 games so far , K5 is ahead of Houdini 2.0c :
+69 , -46 , =83
running 300 games
Tom
Larry, I think there may be a chance that K5 has caught Houdini 2.0c. But 1+1 is going to tell you absolutely nothing you can hang a hat on. But I am aware with you being 1000 times smarter than me with this stuff, you already know that.
My main machine is the same as Don's- I believe. Intel i5-2320 CPU @3.00GHz with 4 true cores and no hyperthreading. I am starting 2 matches at the same time right now:
Match 1- Houdini 2.0c v Komodo 5 w/100 games at 5m+3s
Match 2- When I tested for CCRL, we all benchmarked our computers to get them as close as possible. So if I was running this match for them at 40/40, the machine is fast enough that after benchmarking it, I would run 40/40 at 40/21. So this 2nd match will be:
Houdini 2.0c v Komodo 5 w/50 games at 40/21
Nothing written in stone with the results, but it's a darn good start at both blitz and slightly higher than intermediate controls.
**I think you will understand that it is important for me to hear from either you or Don that it is ok to publish/post regular updates from both in "Tournaments and Matches" section here. At least hearing that is important to me. NOT THAT YOU WOULD WANT ME TO HIDE BAD RESULTS- if there were any- but you might prefer FOR OTHER REASONS that I just post final results. I would feel better if it made a difference that I was told.
Best,
george
PS: It's going to be a hell of a lot closer in both than most think.
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The evidence is collecting that Komodo 5 is optimized for Intel and does not run well on AMD. We are still checking into this but it's difficult since I do not have access to an AMD machine. It's probably a simple matter of recompiling in a more generic way.
I have built a distributed tester, where a small team of testers can contribute CPU resources to us and I can break out the results in any way I choose. If you look at the Komodo 5 rating on Intel vs AMD you will see quite a difference - but the error margins still make this ambiguous. But we have other evidences too. I am currently in the process of having my testers time various binaries on different platforms to get to the bottom of this, if there is an issue.
I have built a distributed tester, where a small team of testers can contribute CPU resources to us and I can break out the results in any way I choose. If you look at the Komodo 5 rating on Intel vs AMD you will see quite a difference - but the error margins still make this ambiguous. But we have other evidences too. I am currently in the process of having my testers time various binaries on different platforms to get to the bottom of this, if there is an issue.
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chipset: INTEL
Rank Name Elo + - games score oppo. draws
1 komodo5 3048.7 9.2 9.2 4303 56.9% 3000.7 43.2%
2 k4452.00 3033.6 6.5 6.5 8480 54.7% 3001.6 44.0%
3 k4448 3033.3 14.5 14.5 1721 56.4% 2989.1 43.9%
4 hou15 3029.3 7.0 7.0 7509 49.6% 3031.8 41.2%
5 k4445 3026.8 11.9 11.9 2532 54.5% 2996.3 44.6%
6 komodo4 3014.6 12.0 12.0 2574 52.6% 2996.3 39.7%
7 c14 3000.0 7.3 7.3 6653 45.5% 3030.5 45.8%
8 k4447 2981.5 84.5 84.5 46 48.9% 2979.8 54.3%
9 sf222 2963.1 7.4 7.4 6654 40.1% 3031.8 43.7%
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chipset: AMD
Rank Name Elo + - games score oppo. draws
1 hou15 3026.9 50.3 50.3 151 54.6% 2991.6 35.1%
2 komodo5 3026.2 18.0 18.0 1130 57.0% 2976.2 41.6%
3 k4452.00 3024.5 12.4 12.4 2313 57.2% 2975.1 45.6%
4 k4448 3022.4 26.2 26.2 530 56.7% 2974.4 42.1%
5 k4445 3016.1 20.7 20.7 859 55.5% 2977.8 41.6%
6 c14 3000.0 11.2 11.2 2890 47.8% 3016.1 43.0%
7 k4447 2983.7 138.4 138.4 17 52.9% 2964.5 47.1%
8 komodo4 2980.4 21.3 21.3 806 50.4% 2977.5 42.1%
9 sf222 2949.7 11.2 11.2 2848 40.3% 3016.7 44.2%
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Since this is a public release and not a private beta version, you don't need our permission to post results. But any I'm fine with it, especially as you have an Intel machine -- any results for AMD machines might turn out to be moot if we issue a new compile to address the AMD problem.geots wrote:lkaufman wrote:I'll bet you have an Intel machine. Am I right? The present compile may well be stronger than H2 on Intel, weaker on AMD.WuShock wrote:K5 doing well in my tests so far.
@ 1+1 , 198 games so far , K5 is ahead of Houdini 2.0c :
+69 , -46 , =83
running 300 games
Tom
Larry, I think there may be a chance that K5 has caught Houdini 2.0c. But 1+1 is going to tell you absolutely nothing you can hang a hat on. But I am aware with you being 1000 times smarter than me with this stuff, you already know that.
My main machine is the same as Don's- I believe. Intel i5-2320 CPU @3.00GHz with 4 true cores and no hyperthreading. I am starting 2 matches at the same time right now:
Match 1- Houdini 2.0c v Komodo 5 w/100 games at 5m+3s
Match 2- When I tested for CCRL, we all benchmarked our computers to get them as close as possible. So if I was running this match for them at 40/40, the machine is fast enough that after benchmarking it, I would run 40/40 at 40/21. So this 2nd match will be:
Houdini 2.0c v Komodo 5 w/50 games at 40/21
Nothing written in stone with the results, but it's a darn good start at both blitz and slightly higher than intermediate controls.
**I think you will understand that it is important for me to hear from either you or Don that it is ok to publish/post regular updates from both in "Tournaments and Matches" section here. At least hearing that is important to me. NOT THAT YOU WOULD WANT ME TO HIDE BAD RESULTS- if there were any- but you might prefer FOR OTHER REASONS that I just post final results. I would feel better if it made a difference that I was told.
Best,
george
PS: It's going to be a hell of a lot closer in both than most think.
I would add that the 1'+ 1" results can confirm the AMD problem, if someone else runs a similar test on an AMD machine. In general, we do recommend that private testers use the same number of minutes for base time as seconds for increment, though of course other time limits are also quite valid, except for very short sudden death time controls (like 1' or less) where time forfeits and near-forfeits play a huge role.
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Re: Komodo 5 release now available!
whats this for a stupid question.Strelkaman wrote:Whats the point of Komodo 5 release??Its worst than Houdini.Whats the big deal here?
programmers publish and sell their engines no matter how strong other engines are.
junior was sold. vitruvius is sold. chiron is sold. hiarcs or shredder will be sold. and komodo also. what has this to do with houdini ?
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Hello.
I can not catch up in which way it is fullfiling the promise to get Komodo 4.1 SP for free by K v4.0 buyers?
1. There is not 4.1 V.
2. It looks that v.4.0 buyers have to pay next time and buy version 5!
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I can not catch up in which way it is fullfiling the promise to get Komodo 4.1 SP for free by K v4.0 buyers?
1. There is not 4.1 V.
2. It looks that v.4.0 buyers have to pay next time and buy version 5!
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Cui bono ?
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There are programs with undiscovered bugs.
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Re: Komodo 5 release now available!
From talking to Ray, who is testing Komodo 5 on an AMD Phenom II for CCRL 40/40, he seems to think that a different compile would be pretty pointless.lkaufman wrote:At the moment, IPON is showing +23 elo while our own testing network is showing +36 (at a somewhat faster time control). Ingo indicated that our AMD compile could be about 10% slower than it "should" be, which would be another ten elo. So there is no mystery anymore. The only question is whether the AMD problem justifies a new compile.Ron Langeveld wrote:Isn't it possible the AMD platform used by IPON needs a different Komodo 5 compile ? I may be mistaken but wasn't this an issue with earlier versions as well ?
It is leading Critter, Houdini, Stockfish and Rybka, so there can't be too much wrong with it.
A 5 Elo gain would be lost in the error margins anyway.
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Re: Komodo 5 release now available!
WuShock wrote:
K5 doing well in my tests so far.
@ 1+1 , 198 games so far , K5 is ahead of Houdini 2.0c :
+69 , -46 , =83
running 300 games
Tom
I'll bet you have an Intel machine. Am I right?
Old i7 / 940 .........
Update when done , even the last 70 games.......
K5 doing well in my tests so far.
@ 1+1 , 198 games so far , K5 is ahead of Houdini 2.0c :
+69 , -46 , =83
running 300 games
Tom
I'll bet you have an Intel machine. Am I right?
Old i7 / 940 .........
Update when done , even the last 70 games.......