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Subject: Re: Crafty 17.10 - Goliath Light: 45:29

Author: blass uri

Date: 06:11:26 05/10/00

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On May 10, 2000 at 06:50:59, CLiebert wrote:

>On May 10, 2000 at 05:15:56, Jouni Uski wrote:
>
>>On May 10, 2000 at 03:52:46, CLiebert wrote:
>>
>>>On May 09, 2000 at 15:35:50, Dann Corbit wrote:
>>>
>>>>On May 09, 2000 at 15:17:37, Andreas Schwartmann wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I have started to upload a few engine/engine matches onto my website.
>>>>>
>>>>>Crafty 17.10 beat Goliath Light with 45 to 29 in a 10 min blitz match.
>>>>>Games were played with general.ctg and permanent brain on one CPU.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can download the games from my website
>>>>>
>>>>>http://www.andreas-schwartmann.de
>>>>
>>>>Which version of Goliath Light was it?  I.e. LG2000 2.5, 2.7?? Something
>>>>entirely different (that one that comes on the young stars cd??)
>>>
>>>GolLight was optimized for a litte bit longer time controls, MB assumes that it
>>>might be weaker in blitz than lg2.5 (this might change with the next version -
>>>first tests are looking quite good!).
>>>C. Goralski send me an nunn-match-file were gl is ahead of crafty. 25m/Game
>>>K3-400.
>>>Nevertheless I think that SOS holds the crowns in this group of engines, crafty
>>>2., GL 3 - no high differences).
>>>
>>>Christian
>>
>>Do You mean, that it is better than Crafty also in tournament games. It will
>>then be easily in commercial level!
>>
>>Jouni
>
>I mean what I have written.
>Crafty 17.10, GL and SOS are belonging to group of engines
>which is placed between the rest of the amateurscene
> and the lower placed (or older) commercials.
>But some of them might be ready to enter the last group, ...
>
>Christian

Crafty17.10 is in the same level of Hiarcs7.32 based on the ssdf games.

It is probably better than the some commercial programs like Genius6.5 and older
commercial programs like Hiarcs6.

Uri



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