SF-PB 051123 wins Acer Arena Big Tournament for older computers (Chess Engines Diary by Tedi, 2023.11.19-12.12)

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Since some readers asked for tests on older computers, today's tournament on a 10-year-old computer. It was cleaned and updated by our cooperator Tedi.

Very good result of the SF-PB 051123 engine.

💾 2760(!!!) games from the tournament download 👍

@chessenginesdiary
🕓 Time 3'+3" 💻Acer Aspire E1-570, Intel Core i3-3217U 3,9 GB Memory 🖬 GUI-Arena
Country - Poland, City - Malbork
💾 All CEDR 244.097 games download (3'+3") 

R Engine CEDR Score %
01 SF-PB 051123 3735 167.5/230 72.8
02 TACTICAL 171123 3737 166.0/230 72.1
03 EMAN 9.70 3731 165.0/230 71.7
04 Cool Iris 11.50 3740 165.0/230 71.7
05 Raid 3 3734 164.5/230 71.5
06 Stockfish 20231107 3752 164.0/230 71.3
07 Sawfish 1.0 3700 163.0/230 70.8
08 Crystal 7 CMB 3715 162.0/230 70.4
09 Corchess 20231115 3765 161.5/230 70.2
10 Crystal 7 CMB Ipman 3715 161.0/230 70.0
11 Stockfish 20231111 Ivec 3738 160.5/230 69.7
12 Berserk 12.1 3673 156.0/230 67.8
13 ShashChess 34.3 3773 153.5/230 66.7
14 Caissa 1.14.1 3607 142.0/230 61.7
15 Fire 9.2 3466 95.5/230 41.5
16 Stash 35.0 3327 94.0/230 40.8
17 Peacekeeper 2.10 3330 88.5/230 38.4
18 Sting Black Hole 7 3174 58.0/230 25.2
19 Protej 20231108c 3068 55.0/230 23.9
20 Princhess 0.14.1 2912 52.5/230 22.8
21 Lux 4.0 2551 30.0/230 13.0
22 Lynx 1.0.0 2672 23.0/230 10.0
23 Adachess 4.0 2040 12.0/230 5.2
24 Rusty-rival 1.0.4 2400 0.0/230 0

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