Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 23:56:03 05/19/01
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On May 19, 2001 at 15:34:15, william penn wrote: >i suspect that cm6555 would still score among the top three, even against the >best and newest programs. Cm8000 is a rip-off since there is a noticable >decrease in strength from the previous more strong version 6000 Is there any evidence of this? Who has played enough games between CM8000 and CM6555 or vs other top programs? It's a pity that most people working with a specific CM8 personalities don't take the time to play on higher time controls vs other top programs. And as long as someone has not played 100 games and more any statements are statistically worthless. Below once more my results with CM8_Utzinger: RESULTS CM8_Utzinger with kostick.obk Standings per 5th May 2001 Settings Style: A/D=-10; SoP=100; Ra=0; MDS=99; SS=8; CoD=0, TT=64, P=on Positional: MP=0, CoC=110; Mob=125; KS=150; PP=110; PW=100 Material: own Q=9.2; opp Q=9; own R=5.2; opp R=5; own B=3.2; opp B=3; K=3; P=1 Download address for kostick.obk = http://members.aol.com/br5an/cmtourn.zip CM8_Utzinger (time control 40/40) - vs AnMon 5.10 [8.5-1.5] score 85 % - vs Chess Tiger 13 [6-4] score 60 % - vs Chess Tiger 14 [3-7] score 30 % - vs Fritz6b [5.5-4.5] score 55 % - vs Gambit Tiger 1.0 [8-2] score 80 % - vs Gambit Tiger 2.0 [3.5-6.5] score 35 % - vs Gandalf 4.32h [5.5-4.5] score 55 % - vs Hiarcs 7.32 [9-1] score 90 % - vs Junior6a [6-4] score 60 % - vs LG2000v3 [2.5-0.5] score 83 % - vs Nimzo 7.32 [5.5-4.5] score 55 % - vs Shredder 4.0 [5-5] score 50 % - vs Shredder 5.0 [1.5-8.5] score 15 % - vs Yace 0.99 [8-5] score 61 % - vs Zchess 2.22 [7-3] score 70 % Total 146 games, 84.5-61.5 in favour of CM8_Utzinger, Score 58 % Where different hardware is used the program with the black color has always the faster PC and each program program receives the fastest computer the same number of times. Kurt
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