Beowulf 2.3 against 10 (to much) strong engines

[Miroslav Nikolic]

Geschrieben von:/Posted by: Miroslav Nikolic at 05 June 2004 15:46:08:

Beowulf, "Hero of the Old English folk epic of that name, an Anglian poem
probably composed during the first half of the 8th cent. A.D. Etymology
prob. understood in OE as BEO, bee + wulf, WOLF, hence as a kenning as bear"
(Webster's New College Dictionary)
The score by "Beowulf", hero of the Modern Anglo-American computer epic, against
10 strong engines:
1-1 vs. Baron 1.3.0
1-1 vs. Comet B67
0-2 vs. Crafty 19.13
0-2 vs. Delfi 4.4
1-1 vs. Francesca MAD 0.09 (==)
0-2 vs. GLC 3.00
0-2 vs. Gtohmog 0.4.8
.5-1.5 vs. Naum 1.0
2-0 vs. Quark 2.05b
1-1 vs. Queen 2.44
6.5/20 (+5, -12, =3)
Hardware: Intel PIII 800MHz 256Mb
Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP
GUI: Arena 1.08
Level: Tournament 40/30 40/30 Rest:30, 2 rounds
Book: Own
Hash: 32-40 MB
TB: Nalimov 4-pieces
Pondering: No
Regards,
Miroslav

[Pallav Nawani]

Geschrieben von:/Posted by: Pallav Nawani at 05 June 2004 21:27:42:
Als Antwort auf:/In reply to: Beowulf 2.3 against 10 (to much) strong engines geschrieben von:/posted by: Miroslav Nikolic at 05 June 2004 15:46:08:

Beowulf, "Hero of the Old English folk epic of that name, an Anglian poem
probably composed during the first half of the 8th cent. A.D. Etymology
prob. understood in OE as BEO, bee + wulf, WOLF, hence as a kenning as bear"
(Webster's New College Dictionary)
The score by "Beowulf", hero of the Modern Anglo-American computer epic, against
10 strong engines:
1-1 vs. Baron 1.3.0
1-1 vs. Comet B67
0-2 vs. Crafty 19.13
0-2 vs. Delfi 4.4
1-1 vs. Francesca MAD 0.09 (==)
0-2 vs. GLC 3.00
0-2 vs. Gtohmog 0.4.8
.5-1.5 vs. Naum 1.0
2-0 vs. Quark 2.05b
1-1 vs. Queen 2.44
6.5/20 (+5, -12, =3)
Hardware: Intel PIII 800MHz 256Mb
Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP
GUI: Arena 1.08
Level: Tournament 40/30 40/30 Rest:30, 2 rounds
Book: Own
Hash: 32-40 MB
TB: Nalimov 4-pieces
Pondering: No
Regards,
Miroslav

I think Beowulf is really hampered by its low Nodes per second. I suspect that it may fare a bit better on faster computers

[Uri Blass]

Geschrieben von:/Posted by: Uri Blass at 05 June 2004 22:12:50:
Als Antwort auf:/In reply to: Re: Beowulf 2.3 against 10 (to much) strong engines geschrieben von:/posted by: Pallav Nawani at 05 June 2004 21:27:42:

Beowulf, "Hero of the Old English folk epic of that name, an Anglian poem
probably composed during the first half of the 8th cent. A.D. Etymology
prob. understood in OE as BEO, bee + wulf, WOLF, hence as a kenning as bear"
(Webster's New College Dictionary)
The score by "Beowulf", hero of the Modern Anglo-American computer epic, against
10 strong engines:
1-1 vs. Baron 1.3.0
1-1 vs. Comet B67
0-2 vs. Crafty 19.13
0-2 vs. Delfi 4.4
1-1 vs. Francesca MAD 0.09 (==)
0-2 vs. GLC 3.00
0-2 vs. Gtohmog 0.4.8
.5-1.5 vs. Naum 1.0
2-0 vs. Quark 2.05b
1-1 vs. Queen 2.44
6.5/20 (+5, -12, =3)
Hardware: Intel PIII 800MHz 256Mb
Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP
GUI: Arena 1.08
Level: Tournament 40/30 40/30 Rest:30, 2 rounds
Book: Own
Hash: 32-40 MB
TB: Nalimov 4-pieces
Pondering: No
Regards,
Miroslav

I think Beowulf is really hampered by its low Nodes per second. I suspect that it may fare a bit better on faster computers

I do not think that the number of nodes per second is relevant.
Shredder also has low nodes per second.
Uri