Windows Vista Ult.64 (grrrrr should have just got XP and upgraded after the SP comes out later this year)
AMD 64 X2 5600+
2 x 2 GB dual channel DDR2 800
Winboard 4.2.7
crafty_1919-AMD64-smp.exe as compiled by Bryan Hofmann
Here is my rc:
log off
hash=512M (system monitoring shows I have typically 1.25 gigs of free mem at any given time under no load situations)
hashp=256M
learn=7
ponder on
swindle on
resign 0
book random 1
book width 5
exit
My NPS are ~2,356,000 early-middle game with 18 pieces on the board.
fen:
6kr/2q3p1/p3P2p/3b2P1/3Np2P/b3B3/2PK4/5Q1R b - - 0 30
The copy I have that came with the Winboard installer sees about ~1,774,000.
Yet here we have some numbers that come from much less powerful machines which in many cases approach my results, and even surpass in two cases. Yet I have more "firepower" than the hardware specs on the machines that test above mine.
http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/hardware.htm
Well I'm just happy to get this SMP shortcut running! It's probably way too early for me to think about anything else atm
[EDIT]Oh according to speedfan, my CPU is averaging 50 per cent (both graphs seem to be in more or less sync) with occasional "spikes" to 53 per cent.
[EDIT 2]Just realized I forgot that I had more mem. I added a second stick last week and for some reason when I set the hash/p values I was recalling the free mem from the 2 gig I had before. I just reset the numbers to 2048 and 512 and am getting 2.7 million NPS. Still would expect more, but I'm just making comparative estimates w/o any real knowledge of how these things work.
