Stockfish 6 on Revelation II
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Stockfish 6 on Revelation II
So I finally got around to installing the latest firmware update that includes Stockfish 6.
Not played for ages so thought I'd dust off on an average 15seconds per move as white against Stockfish.
Stockfish forced a draw through 3 fold repetition!!
Anyone else found stockfish to be weaker than expected?? I assumed it would be stronger than Hiarcs but perhaps I'm wrong?
Not that good a player regards
Paul
Not played for ages so thought I'd dust off on an average 15seconds per move as white against Stockfish.
Stockfish forced a draw through 3 fold repetition!!
Anyone else found stockfish to be weaker than expected?? I assumed it would be stronger than Hiarcs but perhaps I'm wrong?
Not that good a player regards
Paul
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Re: Stockfish 6 on Revelation II
It may not be stronger. Hiarcs tends to perform very well on slower/older hardware.Wardy wrote:So I finally got around to installing the latest firmware update that includes Stockfish 6.
Not played for ages so thought I'd dust off on an average 15seconds per move as white against Stockfish.
Stockfish forced a draw through 3 fold repetition!!
Anyone else found stockfish to be weaker than expected?? I assumed it would be stronger than Hiarcs but perhaps I'm wrong?
Not that good a player regards
Paul
Hi Harvey,
I did wonder something similar, especially given the fast time control.
I've manage to get time for a quick game with Hiarcs on the same settings and it mercilessly punished me for a tactical error, first dropping a pawn.....ultimately announcing mate in 8 with what I swear was a silicon grin.
Subjectively Hiarcs played a stronger game at this time control to my mind.
I did wonder something similar, especially given the fast time control.
I've manage to get time for a quick game with Hiarcs on the same settings and it mercilessly punished me for a tactical error, first dropping a pawn.....ultimately announcing mate in 8 with what I swear was a silicon grin.
Subjectively Hiarcs played a stronger game at this time control to my mind.
Who knows but for sure over 2950. I take this from our match between Rev II Hiarcs 14.1 and Mysticum Houdini 1.5a http://www.hiarcs.net/forums/viewtopic. ... sc&start=0 Both of these machines were over Fritz 8 and Fritz X.Steve B wrote:Anyone have a rough idea as to the rating for Rev II Stockfish at 40/2?
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Steve
Close or over 3000 regards
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Stockfish 7 on PicoChess RPi 2 (900MHz) is graded at 3100, so Stockfish 6 on Rev II (800+MHz) must be around 3000+. I can't test this as I use my Rev II as my DGT board for PicoChess, so can't play them against each other.
However I'm running SCID vs PC tournaments on my RPi 3, but could swap that for RPi2 (closer to Rev II speed) and run Stockfish 7 v 6. On the CCRL list they are rated at 3338 and 3302 on 64 bit 2.4 GHz machines if anyone has a formula to calculate down from that?
Al.
However I'm running SCID vs PC tournaments on my RPi 3, but could swap that for RPi2 (closer to Rev II speed) and run Stockfish 7 v 6. On the CCRL list they are rated at 3338 and 3302 on 64 bit 2.4 GHz machines if anyone has a formula to calculate down from that?
Al.