The only reason is if the memory usage has any impact for you (running several
copies at the same time for example), it's getting a lot less likely that this
is the case with>2gb becoming the norm on new pcs.
You might find that there is little difference in speed between the maximum and
one-down setting (and this would save you 80mb of memory).
Jon
Michael Depreli wrote:
> I ran some brief tests using rollouts with different cache settings and
> larger cache produced faster results (not linear).
> Are there any known issues (bugs) running gnubg with cache set to max
> for evals and rollouts for plies up to 2?
> If not are there any reasons to not set cache to max?
>
> Michael
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