Triumviratus 7.0 JA - new version chess engine

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Triumviratus is a strong, UCI-compliant chess engine written in C++. 
Author: Francesco (fraTorsello)   Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3804

Triumviratus what's new?

UCI chess engine · NNUE · GPLv3 — by Francesco Torsello, in collaboration with Maurizio Platino.

Strength

OpponentTCGamesElo
Triumviratus 6.025+0.253,000+21.34 ± 6.66
Triumviratus 6.05+0.059,000+25.18 ± 4.28
Stormphrax 8.0.025+0.251,000+50.03 ± 11.93
Hobbes 3.025+0.251,000+47.19 ± 12.19
Cinder 0.6.125+0.251,000−9.73 ± 11.42

What's new

  • legio-septima, the first network trained from scratch with base and feature blocks together:
    TRANN2, Stockfish's SFNNv16 feature set plus our own PassedPawns block.
  • Evaluation constants retuned for this network: +3.75 ± 3.49 Elo.
  • +5% NPS at identical node counts: release builds compile the tuning parameters as constants.
  • score cp recalibrated for this network: +100 means a 50% chance of winning.
  • Hash up to 65536 MB, Threads up to 512.

Which build to download

Your CPUBuild
AMD Zen 5 — Ryzen 9000, EPYC 9005avx512icl
AMD Zen 4 — Ryzen 7000 desktop, Ryzen 8000G, EPYC 9004vnni512
AMD Zen 3 — Ryzen 5000 desktop, EPYC 7003avx2
AMD Zen 1 / Zen 2 — Ryzen 1000 to 3000, EPYC 7001 / 7002avx2-nopext
Intel Sapphire Rapids and later — Xeon Scalable 4th gen and lateravx512icl
Intel Ice Lake, Tiger Lake, Rocket Lake — Core 11th gen, Core 10th gen G modelsavx512icl
Intel Cascade Lake, Ice Lake SP — Xeon Scalable 2nd / 3rd gen, Core X 10th genvnni512
Intel Skylake-X / SP — Xeon Scalable 1st gen, Xeon W-21xx, Core X 7th to 9th genavx512
Intel Haswell to Comet Lake, Alder Lake and later — Core 4th to 10th gen, 12th to 14th gen, Core Ultraavx2-intel

The network is embedded in every binary; nn-legio-septima.nnue is only needed to override it.

bench prints 240503 on every binary. Checksums in SHA256SUMS.txt.

GPLv3. The NNUE inference code derives from Stockfish; the PawnPair feature design is Jonathan
Hallström's (Pawnocchio); Syzygy probing uses Fathom. Full credits in the README.

Triumviratus in Chess Engines Diary tests

Triumviratus is an exciting and fast-evolving chess engine that, as of September 1, 2026, reached a CEDR rating of 3805. The previous version dominated the Chess Engine League’s 4th Division in the 09/2026 season, winning with ease. Now, the upgraded Triumviratus 7.0 is set to compete in the 3rd Division for the 10/2026 season and looks like the top contender for promotion to the 2nd Division.



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