On Wed, 2007-12-12 at 17:24 +0100, Robert Jasiek wrote: > I have played 10 9x9, 6.5 komi, 5 min. games against MoGo release 3 > using GoGui's command line "<path>\GoGui\MoGo\mogo.exe" under Vista > Ultimate 32b on a Core2Duo E6600. The typical mogo.exe's usage of both > processors is ca. 48.5% - 50.5%, i.e., one core is used fully while > Windows' system services, my personal firewall, and some low time > consumption processes have the other core, so to say, but reach a total > consumption of only 0% - 5%. > > Result: > > My wins: 9 > Mogo wins: 1
You might want to try your experiment again using the following flags with MoGo: "<path>\GoGui\MoGo\mogo.exe --9 --pondering 1 --totalTime 300" This will allow MoGo to use it's 9x9 opening database, think on your time, and ensure that it knows correctly how much time it has. Also, note that the download page for MoGo states that under Windows it will only use 1 core and is 30% slower than Linux. If you're really ambitious, you could run MoGo under a "live" version of Linux. -Jeff _______________________________________________ computer-go mailing list computer-go@computer-go.org http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/
