Good for what?
It seems like a usable system, but then its often not so much about how much hardware but how much you allow Windows to choke the hardware with junk.
Is my computer good?
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is my comp x32 2CPU, 4CPU or 6CPU ?
can i run these on my comp?
Houdini 1.5a x64 6CPU
Deep Rybka 4 x64 6CPU
Houdini 2.0c x64 4CPU
inchiso wrote:
is my comp x32 2CPU, 4CPU or 6CPU ?
It is 2-core, without hyperthreading (which would make the cores 4, two physical and two virtual).
You cannot use x64 engines on a 32-bit OS.
It is 2-core, without hyperthreading (which would make the cores 4, two physical and two virtual).
You cannot use x64 engines on a 32-bit OS.
Can u tell me whats the best chess engine for my computer ?
inchiso wrote:
It is 2-core, without hyperthreading (which would make the cores 4, two physical and two virtual).
You cannot use x64 engines on a 32-bit OS.
Can u tell me whats the best chess engine for my computer ?
Houdini 1.5 (free), the 32-bit version.
If you find your computer choking heavily with that (because Houdini does stress the CPU a lot) then Stockfish 2.2.2 (again the 32-bit version) would be the most indicated choice. And the re is also Critter 1.4 - it's between Houdini and Stockfish, both strength- and resources- wise, and it has a very interesting playing style (almost human, I would dare to say).
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Hardware: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80GHz 1800 MHz with 3.0 GB Memory
Operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 (Build 2600) 32 bit
i mean good for engine testing ?
NOTE: I allow max power for engine testing like disable the themes and stuff