Discussion about chess-playing software (engines, hosts, opening books, platforms, etc...)
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AartBik
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by AartBik » Mon Jan 03, 2011 10:41 pm
I compiled the latest Stockfish for Android and as a test, I conducted a small tournament on a Nexus One phone with two other stockfish versions I compiled earlier, using an upcoming engine-engine match feature in Chess for Android. When given permission, I will put the binaries on my own website.
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Chess for Android Match 2011
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1 Stockfish 1.9 ********** 10½½10½101 ½1½101½½01 11.5/20
2 Stockfish 1.8 01½½01½010 ********** 11½½½½1100 10.5/20
3 Stockfish 2.0 ½0½010½½10 00½½½½0011 ********** 8.0/20
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thorstenczub
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by thorstenczub » Tue Jan 04, 2011 9:48 am
the question is, if the version 2.0 on "slow" hardware (related to a 2 core or quad-core pc)
is really stronger.
often versions can only show their best play and progress on a fast machine.
time will tell.