i have a question i usse any quad core q 9700 and my friand have 980x why play seam book and seame engine i win him all time white and black i think cpu not so importent at chess hi use any hdd with 7200rmp i use ssd wertex 3 and i think in chess not so imporetetn cpu but is importent hdd power supply ram memory allso mother board coz if u have hdd sata 2 are sata 3 and there u have date basse are chess book thiss sata -2-3 can not fit the cpu enaf ssd its wery importent fore chess any one any sugestions sorry a baout my english i know its not so good
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prapqi wrote:i have a question i usse any quad core q 9700 and my friand have 980x why play seam book and seame engine i win him all time white and black i think cpu not so importent at chess hi use any hdd with 7200rmp i use ssd wertex 3 and i think in chess not so imporetetn cpu but is importent hdd power supply ram memory allso mother board coz if u have hdd sata 2 are sata 3 and there u have date basse are chess book thiss sata -2-3 can not fit the cpu enaf ssd its wery importent fore chess any one any sugestions sorry a baout my english i know its not so good
Wow, prapqi, that is very impressive results considering you have the same book and engine! I too think that a number of factors apart of the cpu and speed can determine "make or break". May I be so noisy as to ask what motherboard you are utilizing? May I be so bold to ask as to what kind of memory you are using?
Thanks prapqi,
VocalTechnique
VocalTechnique wrote:prapqi wrote:i have a question i usse any quad core q 9700 and my friand have 980x why play seam book and seame engine i win him all time white and black i think cpu not so importent at chess hi use any hdd with 7200rmp i use ssd wertex 3 and i think in chess not so imporetetn cpu but is importent hdd power supply ram memory allso mother board coz if u have hdd sata 2 are sata 3 and there u have date basse are chess book thiss sata -2-3 can not fit the cpu enaf ssd its wery importent fore chess any one any sugestions sorry a baout my english i know its not so good
Wow, prapqi, that is very impressive results considering you have the same book and engine! I too think that a number of factors apart of the cpu and speed can determine "make or break". May I be so noisy as to ask what motherboard you are utilizing? May I be so bold to ask as to what kind of memory you are using?
Thanks prapqi,
VocalTechnique
Also, are you using 128, 192, 384, 512 amount of Hash? Just curious
prapqi wrote:i have a question i usse any quad core q 9700 and my friand have 980x why play seam book and seame engine i win him all time white and black i think cpu not so importent at chess hi use any hdd with 7200rmp i use ssd wertex 3 and i think in chess not so imporetetn cpu but is importent hdd power supply ram memory allso mother board coz if u have hdd sata 2 are sata 3 and there u have date basse are chess book thiss sata -2-3 can not fit the cpu enaf ssd its wery importent fore chess any one any sugestions sorry a baout my english i know its not so good
Well, your English is certainly atrocious, as well as your grasp of computer chess.
From what I can decipher from your ramblings, you seem to be saying that having an SSD is more important than having a fast Processor, which is absolutely incorrect.
I am running an I7 3930K overclocked to 4.8 Ghz with 32 GB Corsair RAM and I win nearly all my games and a few draws.
I have disabled Virtual Memory in Windows as I have plenty of RAM, so there is no question of swapping to the Hard Disk.
I also have an SSD which I purchased because of rumors of better computer chess performance with SSD, but I can certify that there is absolutely no gain in performance with SSD.
Gain in performance may only be seen in case you have insufficient RAM like 2-4 GB.
In case you didn't know, RAM IS FASTER THAN SSD, so having plenty of good, fast RAM is any day more important than an SSD.
You friend is probably a bigger noob than you and is losing because of improper settings in his Engine Configuration or because of insufficient RAM and NOT because he has only a HDD!
And if his Power Supply is insufficient, his PC will simply CRASH, before he can even actually lose to you
do u know what is difrent at cpu just ur cpu is faster than my not more try play with me and see i have q9700 cpu 4 gigs ram and why use seam book seam engine and see do u can win me are not make oc u no problem i play manual than u gone be sure
prapqi wrote:do u know what is difrent at cpu just ur cpu is faster than my not more try play with me and see i have q9700 cpu 4 gigs ram and why use seam book seam engine and see do u can win me are not make oc u no problem i play manual than u gone be sure
Broken English is getting angry
And another bit of advice for people with powerful CPUs like mine....use neutral books like Perfect 2012 by Sedat Canbaz !
Most of the opening books in the Opening Book section have been written for short time control games and hamper rather than help people with powerful CPUs , especially in long time control games and in sites which have time control like 1 move per 2 minutes like www.come2play.com.
Now, the Opening book you guys use may be strong (or not!).
The advantage of using a Neutral Book is that when you finally come out of the Opening at least you won't end up with a seriously negative score !
Then, your powerful CPU will take care of the rest !
hahahaah 2 minutes fore 1 move nonó i like not to sleep in chess how do u say powerfull cpu like u say must bee stronger in long and short time controll why than in short time controll can not be stronger than q9700s and ur cpu i79630k dont u think that is stronger than quad u can forget it check out the price and see how powerfull cpu u have ahahahaha im not mad just why discost thinks nothing more
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