Deep Ripper -1-

[Eduard Nemeth]

Here is the first official version of Deep Ripper. For now, I have decided on a version that can be used for any hardware. If you only have a few cores, you should set the number of variants to 1 or 2. However, 4 variants are standard (you can set 1 to 10), which deliver very good analysis results on 6 or more cores. Playing on servers is also possible. I hope you enjoy testing it. Download Deep Ripper -1- https://pixeldrain.com/u/VcrRyiWS

Note: This engine uses the Random Op. MultiPV mode. Here, several variants are examined in parallel and, after e.g. 16 plies, merged into a single variant. This is not the same as the normal multi-variant mode, where all variants are examined separately. The results can be completely different! So it makes no sense to create an identical engine without the random mode.

More here:
https://solistachess.jimdosite.com/

Eduard

[Homayoun]

Here is the first official version of Deep Ripper. For now, I have decided on a version that can be used for any hardware. If you only have a few cores, you should set the number of variants to 1 or 2. However, 4 variants are standard (you can set 1 to 10), which deliver very good analysis results on 6 or more cores. Playing on servers is also possible. I hope you enjoy testing it. Download Deep Ripper -1- https://pixeldrain.com/u/VcrRyiWS

Note: This engine uses the Random Op. MultiPV mode. Here, several variants are examined in parallel and, after e.g. 16 plies, merged into a single variant. This is not the same as the normal multi-variant mode, where all variants are examined separately. The results can be completely different! So it makes no sense to create an identical engine without the random mode.

More here:
https://solistachess.jimdosite.com/

Eduard

This time ,I want to say thanks, and many thanks. Because you, personally as the author of engine , shared your work here and not by someone else.
Greetings

[Gator007]

Thanks Eduard!!

[ZamChess]

Thank you very much Eduard !

[Sedat Canbaz]

Thank you very much Eduard !

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