Tenax (a Latin term meaning tenacious) is a UCI compatible chess engine written in ANSI C. ------------------ TENAX ver. 1.0.0 ------------------ Tenax is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ----------------------------- Tenax is a UCI chess engine written in C and started as a private hobby project to see the engine improve over previous versions. This version of Tenax has support for Syzygybases. Tenax is an AB chess engine and evaluates positions with a neural network, for this reason requires a CPU with the SSSE3 instruction set (which almost all CPUs have), and will not run on systems lacking these instructions. AVX/AVX2 have become ubiquitous in modern processor design, and are necessary to capitalize on the full strength of Neural Network method. Users with Intel CPUs containing BMI2 support (also known as PEXT), should use the BMI2 binary for optima
Dragon 3.3 wins Middle Class Engines Tournament (Tests by Jörn Gronemann, Heide, 2024.04.21 Time: 3'+3")
The Dragon 3.3 engine is still the best among middle-class engines. There is no change in the top positions. Berserk 13 was in second place and Obsidian 12.0 was in third place. The PlentyChess 1.0.0 engine had a very good debut. GPU NVIDIA RTX 3060 ti. GUI-Banksia, For Every Engine only 1 CPU and 512 Hashtables, Book - Open-ICCF_4moves , 6TBs. 🕒🕒Time 3'+3" 630 tournaments games download 💾 All games CEDR 317.321 games download 01.04.2024 (3'+3") @chessenginesdiary P Engine Score +/-/= 1: Dragon 3.3 51.0 / 84 (+22 -4 =58) 2: Berserk 13 50.5 / 84 (+21 -4 =59) 3: Obsidian 12.0 48.5 / 84 (+18 -5 =61) 4: PlentyChess 1.0.0 46.5 / 84 (+14 -5 =65) 5: Alexandria-6.1.0 46.0 / 84 (+14 -6 =64) 6: Ethereal 14.25 46.0 / 84 (+1