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 Chess variants (10x8)

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20. September 2006, 09:22:54
swordswisher 
Did a search on "Vortex". FOund this link.

http://www.gothicchess.com/order_vortex.html

Same program? Looks like 'tables' are only 60 GB not 1 Terbayte. Where you gettnig the terrabite from?

20. September 2006, 09:52:24
SMIRF Engine 
Subject: Re:
Modified by SMIRF Engine (20. September 2006, 10:19:35)
swordswisher: "Same program?" Put that question to those, who could answer it, because that seems to be highly relevant for you. I myself do neither own the current Gothic Vortex program offered there nor the one, which has been used at the matching online server. Moreover, even a 60GB table base size could be called huge. Table bases always are growing, so it is recommended to characterize their size rather by their logarithms. Thus from 32GB upwards their log is nearer to 1TB than to 1GB, and thus it makes sense to talk of Terabyte sizes.

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