$ ./stockfish-ubuntu-x86-64-avx2 speedtest
Stockfish 17.1 by the Stockfish developers (see AUTHORS file)
info string Using 4 threads
Warmup position 3/3
Position 258/258
===========================
Version : Stockfish 17.1
Compiled by : g++ (GNUC) 11.4.0 on Linux
Compilation architecture : x86-64-avx2
Compilation settings : 64bit AVX2 SSE41 SSSE3 SSE2 POPCNT
Compiler __VERSION__ macro : 11.4.0
Large pages : yes
User invocation : speedtest
Filled invocation : speedtest 4 512 150
Available processors : 0-3
Thread count : 4
Thread binding : none
TT size [MiB] : 512
Hash max, avg [per mille] :
single search : 34, 17
single game : 538, 356
Total nodes searched : 343428332
Total search time [s] : 153.58
Nodes/second : 2236152
$ ./stockfish-ubuntu-x86-64-bmi2 speedtest
Stockfish 17.1 by the Stockfish developers (see AUTHORS file)
info string Using 4 threads
Warmup position 3/3
Position 258/258
===========================
Version : Stockfish 17.1
Compiled by : g++ (GNUC) 11.4.0 on Linux
Compilation architecture : x86-64-bmi2
Compilation settings : 64bit BMI2 AVX2 SSE41 SSSE3 SSE2 POPCNT
Compiler __VERSION__ macro : 11.4.0
Large pages : yes
User invocation : speedtest
Filled invocation : speedtest 4 512 150
Available processors : 0-3
Thread count : 4
Thread binding : none
TT size [MiB] : 512
Hash max, avg [per mille] :
single search : 36, 18
single game : 543, 367
Total nodes searched : 345762311
Total search time [s] : 153.565
Nodes/second : 2251569
@Toscani said in #12:
> $ ./stockfish-ubuntu-x86-64-avx2 speedtest
> Stockfish 17.1 by the Stockfish developers (see AUTHORS file)
> info string Using 4 threads
> Warmup position 3/3
> Position 258/258
> ===========================
> Version : Stockfish 17.1
> Compiled by : g++ (GNUC) 11.4.0 on Linux
> Compilation architecture : x86-64-avx2
> Compilation settings : 64bit AVX2 SSE41 SSSE3 SSE2 POPCNT
> Compiler __VERSION__ macro : 11.4.0
> Large pages : yes
> User invocation : speedtest
> Filled invocation : speedtest 4 512 150
> Available processors : 0-3
> Thread count : 4
> Thread binding : none
> TT size [MiB] : 512
> Hash max, avg [per mille] :
> single search : 34, 17
> single game : 538, 356
> Total nodes searched : 343428332
> Total search time [s] : 153.58
> Nodes/second : 2236152
>
> $ ./stockfish-ubuntu-x86-64-bmi2 speedtest
> Stockfish 17.1 by the Stockfish developers (see AUTHORS file)
> info string Using 4 threads
> Warmup position 3/3
> Position 258/258
> ===========================
> Version : Stockfish 17.1
> Compiled by : g++ (GNUC) 11.4.0 on Linux
> Compilation architecture : x86-64-bmi2
> Compilation settings : 64bit BMI2 AVX2 SSE41 SSSE3 SSE2 POPCNT
> Compiler __VERSION__ macro : 11.4.0
> Large pages : yes
> User invocation : speedtest
> Filled invocation : speedtest 4 512 150
> Available processors : 0-3
> Thread count : 4
> Thread binding : none
> TT size [MiB] : 512
> Hash max, avg [per mille] :
> single search : 36, 18
> single game : 543, 367
> Total nodes searched : 345762311
> Total search time [s] : 153.565
> Nodes/second : 2251569
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Good news for me as now I can find better moves on my road to become the grandmaster
@GOATEDshuttler-N1M said in #14:
> ****
We won't miss you're account.
Ready to see it in use on ch.Tuesdays) Actually great, that stockfish is consistenly getting updated
We are looking forward to Stockfish 20, which will be smarter than the smartest person!
@R1mjob said in #8:
> alphazero is better
Alphazero was smashed by Stockfish 14. This is Stockfish 17.1. Imagine what would happen now.
@Toscani said in #12:
> Nodes/second : 2251569
Nodes/second : 2795342
Hehe, I can cheat better than you.
@R1mjob said in #8:
> alphazero is better
No, Stockfish is better. Google it.