Halogen 16.8.0 wins Elite Engines Test by Jörn Gronemann, 2026.10.26

 


Halogen 16.8.0 emerged victorious in a recent tournament for elite chess engines, with Igel 3.8.0 securing second place and Peras 3.6.1 coming in third.

CEDR 903.628 games download (30.06.2026)

🕒🕒Time 3'+3"   Tournament download with 780 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: Halogen 16.8.0 67.5 / 120 3803.50 (+16 -1 =103)
2: Igel 3.8.0 67.0 / 120 3811.50 (+19 -5 =96)
3: Peras 3.6.1 66.0 / 120 3754.00 (+17 -5 =98)
4: Caissa 2.0 65.5 / 120 3783.50 (+11 -0 =109)
5: RubiChess 2026 (avx2) 65.0 / 120 3755.25 (+11 -1 =108)
6: Tcheran 14.0 65.0 / 120 3722.75 (+14 -4 =102)
7: Renegade 1.3.1 64.0 / 120 3632.75 (+14 -6 =100)
8: Rebel 17.0 62.5 / 120 3548.25 (+14 -9 =97)
9: Zigqueen 6.5.0 62.0 / 120 3571.25 (+11 -7 =102)
10: Chess-System-Tal 3.00 61.5 / 120 3559.75 (+8 -5 =107)
11: Fritz 21 61.0 / 120 3489.50 (+11 -9 =100)
12: Arasan 26.1 55.5 / 120 3192.25 (+6 -15 =99)
13: ChesslabNNet9 17.5 / 120 1098.25 (+0 -85 =35)

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