Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 13:26:40 01/06/02
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On January 06, 2002 at 05:03:56, Sune Fischer wrote: >On January 05, 2002 at 06:21:07, Joe Binks wrote: > >>On January 05, 2002 at 02:27:12, Sally Weltrop wrote: >> >>>Eric Hallsworth`s Top 20 chessprograms: >>> >>>......Elo....Program >>> >>>2668 Fritz7 >>>2651 Gambit Tiger2.0 >>>2648 Chess Tiger14 >>>2620 Gambit Tiger1.0 >>>2616 Junior7 >>>2614 Fritz6a >>>2601 Shredder5/532 >>>2595 Rebel Tiger12.0 >>>2593 Junior6a >>>2577 Hiarcs732 >>>2565 Nimzo8 >>>2563 Hiarcs 7.1 >>>2560 Shredder4 >>>2555 Nimzo 732 >>>2550 Fritz 532 >>>2545 Gandalf 432 >>>2543 Chessmaster 6000/7000 >>>2541 Rebel Century 3.0 >>>2526 SOS (Young Talents CD) >>>2520 Goliath Light and Hiarcs 6 >> >> >>Where is Deep Fritz? > >I see more than one version of Fritz, Shredder, Nimzo, Junior and Gambit Tiger. > >IMO there sould only be one version of the same program on such a list. >We all know these programs are produced in a sequence of small improvements. >Once you have a top program, it is just too easy to flood such a list with "new" >versions. > >Sure it is interesting to see how much stronger Fritz7 is than Fritz6, but the >same program shouldn't be ranked more than once on the same list (IMHO). With only one from each family, here's my ranking guesstimate: 1. Fritz (7a) 2. Chess Tiger (CT 14 or GT 2) 3. Junior (7) 4. Rebel Century (4) 5. Gandalf (5) 6. Shredder (6 or 5.32)) 7. Hiarcs (7.32) 8. Yace (latest version) 9. Crafty (latest version) 10. Nimzo (8 or 7.32) 11. Chessmaster (8000) 12. Goliath Light (latest version) I think items 4-7 are about equal, as are items 8-11. Looking forward to major new releases in the Hiarcs and Chess Tiger families!
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