How to install PhoenixGo on Windows 10

[Splee99]

I have downloaded the GPU version for my 64 bit windows 10 with Nvidia GPU. I got this screen in Sabaki.

What else do I need to install?

[Splee99]

OK I have to run mcts_main.exe outside Sabaki to find out the required dll files. Now I have another question. How to enable tensor rt?

[baduk1]

It took me 4 days to do it, not easy. There should be a pdf instruction - follow those steps. For me most difficult part was CUDA. I could not install it because some conflict with Visual Studio. Then I found out that it is possible to extract needed dll's from exe by opening it with 7zip. So if you did not use an instruction - find it and follow all steps. But finally, after all set up - I realised that this version is weaker than ELF (62b... weights for lizzie), I hope they will upload a full version of BensonDarr, otherwise PhornixGo20B instal is just a waste of time and nerves.

[Splee99]

@baduk1 My no tensorrt version works now. Have you compiled the tensorrt version?

[baduk1]

I have no idea what is it. What exactly should I do? Phoenix plays now on 2 stones with LZ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wYJi-G6-bg Once they will finish I can do it.

[Splee99]

It seems not so easy. You have to install tensorrt and python. Then there is a flag called GOOGLE_TENSORRT in the source file that you have to set. In the current windows release it is not set so a recompile is a must. Using tensorrt will make more efficient GPU usage then tensorflow. See #26.

[baduk1]

Thanks, I will try. I have python and will install tensorrt. Do I have to be an advanced user for this? I have a python but have no idea how to use it :)

[Splee99]

I even don't have python installed. So know nothing about it. Good luck!

[baduk1]

Should I download NVIDIA TensorRT 4.x?

[Splee99]

Yes I think so.

[wodesuck]

NVIDIA only provides TensorRT on Linux.