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Subject: Re: Cm6555 is definitely the strongest Chessmaster around.CORR.

Author: stuart taylor

Date: 03:10:13 05/20/01

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>>>I'm sorry if you I read things wrongly, but I thought it was quite obvious to
>>>daily readers of this forum.
>>>There are countless examples, so don't say what I'm missing out when I just
>>>quote one recent example, which is that CM8000 got a minus score against Junior
>>>5, whereas CM6000 beat Junior 5, 2-0.[both are in official testings]
>>>  I could dig up much much more, if I spent some time over it.
>>>S.Taylor
>>
>>You make all these statements yet your first post;
>>http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?170600
>>in this thread indicates that you know nothing?
>>
>>Sarah.
>
>http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?170612
>Sarah,
>whew! You do your homework very well!
>I was probably refering to the above post (with a slightly different heading)
>for what It's worth, and, if it is the right address.
>I base myself mainly on inceasent reports posted here. But they are not always
>written in a bad light e.g. It was always written about as a wonderful thing
>that CM8000 was doing so well against an amateur program (I think anNon, or
>whatever), also how good it was against Shredder 2, (in which there was even a
>hardware advantage to Shredder?) And other such things which I read not so well
>into it. And as I said, 6000 did MUCH MUCH better against Junior 5 than did
>8000.
CORR.HARDWARE ADVANTAGE TO CM8000?



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