Chess Engines Diary

🕒🕓 3'+3" 💻   Dell G15 SE, i7-11800H RAM 16,0 GB   🗔 GUI-Arena   💾   156 tournament games   💾 All games CEDR  26.266 games  (15'+10")  and  44.746 games  (3'+3")   P Engine CEDR Score Fl De Ru Wa Ve Ca Ma Ro At Fi Vi St Du 1: Flaming Titz 230822 3200 21.0 / 24 XX == 11 1= 11 =1 11 1= =1 11 11 11 11 2: Devre 4.0 2826 18.0 / 24 == XX == == 1= 0= 1= 11 1= 11 11 11 11 3: RubiChess 20220813 3295 18.0 / 24 00 == XX 1= 11 == 1= =1 =1 11 11 11 11 4: Wasp 6.00 3184 16.0 / 24 0= == 0= XX == 1= 1= == 11 =1 =1 11 11 5: Velvet 4.1.0 3199 14.5 / 24 00 0= 00 == XX 1= =1 1= 11 0= 11 11 11 6: Caissa 0.9.0 3245 14.0 / 24 =0 1= == 0= 0= XX == == 1= 0= 11 11 11 7: Mantissa 3.7.2 3011 13.5 / 24 00 0= 0= 0= =0 == XX 1= == 11 11 11 11 ...

  UCI Chess Engine: Flaming Titz Author:  Eduard Nemeth ( S tuttgart, Germany) Flaming Titz 230822: In January 2022, Stockfish developer Sopel released a Fat Titz 2. The engine is based on Cfish and the network is the largest of all NNUE networks, with a size of 180 MB! I carefully studied the gaming style of Fat Titz 2. Also with interesting positions from new Stockfish games. What's new in Flaming Titz? I adjusted the scaling, I think Flaming Titz scales better. Tactical power has increased, the engine plays more dynamically, but with the same good positional qualities! The engine gets deep quickly, despite 180 MB NNUE. I tested Flaming Titz for a few hours on PlayChess (with 8 cores and a universal book). The engine plays great, I had a lot of fun seeing how it was easily held against 64 cores. Download Flaming Titz 230822 AVX2 and BMI2, and source code: