Coda 0.9.4 wins Elite Engines Test by Jörn Gronemann, 2026.09.22

 


Coda 0.9.4 took first place in the latest elite chess engine tournament, with PlentyChess 8.0.0 JA coming in second and Caissa 1.26 JA finishing third. The competition featured a total of 30 engines.


CEDR 903.628 games download (30.06.2026)

🕒🕒Time 3'+3"   Tournament download with 870 games 
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GPU NVIDIA  RTX 3060 ti. GUI-Myracle, For Every Engine only 1 CPU and 512 Hashtables, Book - 3 mv book,  6TBs.

P Engine Score (Tie) +/-/=
1: Coda 0.9.4 37.0 / 58 990.00 (+17 -1 =40)
2: PlentyChess 8.0.0_JA 36.0 / 58 978.25 (+15 -1 =42)
3: Caissa 1.26_JA AVX2 35.5 / 58 960.50 (+14 -1 =43)
4: Viridithas 20.0.0 35.5 / 58 944.75 (+15 -2 =41)
5: Reckless 0.10.0 26.8.26-dev 34.5 / 58 947.75 (+11 -0 =47)
6: Hobbes 3.0 34.5 / 58 915.75 (+14 -3 =41)
7: Obsidian dev-16.15 34.0 / 58 919.00 (+11 -1 =46)
8: Halogen 16.8.0 34.0 / 58 916.50 (+11 -1 =46)
9: Raphael 4.3.0-dev-4a2c693 34.0 / 58 907.00 (+11 -1 =46)
10: Cinder 0.6.1 33.5 / 58 928.25 (+9 -0 =49)
11: Caissa 2.0 AVX2 33.5 / 58 885.75 (+11 -2 =45)
12: Gaia 4.3.1 33.0 / 58 902.75 (+9 -1 =48)
13: Berserk 14 33.0 / 58 895.75 (+8 -0 =50)
14: Triumviratus - 7.0 JA 2026-09-16 33.0 / 58 886.75 (+9 -1 =48)
15: Stormphrax 8.0.0 32.5 / 58 881.25 (+10 -3 =45)
16: Integral v8 JA 32.0 / 58 879.00 (+8 -2 =48)
17: Fritz 21 32.0 / 58 852.25 (+12 -6 =40)
18: Minke 7.0.0 31.5 / 58 861.50 (+8 -3 =47)
19: Peras 3.4.0 29.5 / 58 777.25 (+8 -7 =43)
20: RubiChess 2026 (avx2) 29.5 / 58 765.50 (+9 -8 =41)
21: Devre 7.0 JA 29.0 / 58 782.25 (+7 -7 =44)
22: Tcheran v13.0 29.0 / 58 755.00 (+9 -9 =40)
23: Igel 3.7.0 64 BMI2 AVX2 28.5 / 58 744.50 (+9 -10 =39)
24: Chess System Tal 2.07 E1019 25.0 / 58 637.75 (+7 -15 =36)
25: Bread Engine 4.0.0 24.0 / 58 626.50 (+5 -15 =38)
26: Deep Shredder 14 22.5 / 58 580.50 (+5 -18 =35)
27: Avalanche 4.0.0 19.5 / 58 487.25 (+3 -22 =33)
28: Ember 1.3.1 13.0 / 58 315.25 (+3 -35 =20)
29: Clockwork 20260826-10531d6 11.5 / 58 270.00 (+3 -38 =17)
30: Owen 2 0.0 / 58 0.00 (+0 -58 =0)


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