Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 05:56:06 04/04/01
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On April 04, 2001 at 04:50:02, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >With the original settings under CM_8000 the lastest The King.eng 3.12c is - in >comparison with other top programs - weak. But people all over the world are >trying to find better settings, me too, and I am convinced that with adjusted >settings the Chessmaster 8000 belongs to the strongest programs of the world. As >already posted earlier I can only assume that Johan de Koning has intentionally >not delivered the engine with the strongest settings. Why on earth should it >then be possible that "The King" always gets better results at tournaments where >Johan de Koning is acting as operator? I furthermore suppose that Johan de >Koning has not enough influence on Mindscape and so on .... >Regards >Kurt Where can i get these games? I'm pretty sure btw that the king is strongest version of Johan. most likely people still do not realize how important some home cooking and especially book + learning is in these matches. I think SSDF DID mention it several times that the new learning of a certain program kicked butt, but those interpreting the list still seem not aware how important learning + new book can be. Suppose i test 3000 games at home to prepare a version. Now you go play 300 test games. That means that there is a PRETTY GOOD chance that from my 3000 test set games a few lines get used, but it's very safe to assume that those 300 test games are a subset of what i tested to be winning at home.
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