…hopefully. All binaries are made on a M1 (arm64) with clang and the option «profile-build».
Apple
Playing Online Chess with a DGT Board and the M1 works…
…well, almost ;-).
Benchmarks with more than one thread on an Apple M1
Maybe I was too stupid or not that involved in chess engine testing, but only after some small research in the source code of Stockfish 13 I figured out how to do the benchmark with more than one thread:
ERET Testsuite
ERET is a pretty reliable 111 position testsuite (Opening, Middlegame, Endgame, Tactics, Strategy) from March 2017 by Walter Eigenmann. These results here are less of a comparison between the engines but of different CPU/architectures. My test settings:
Engine Benchmarks on Apple’s M1
if available in the engine, some simple benchmarks using the command line, e.g.
Some Chess Stuff for Apple’s M1
Some chess stuff compiled for the new Apple M1 processor, Chessx and Cutechess are made with qt-5.15. You might need to install these libraries via homebrew: