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Subject: Re: chess engines

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 08:18:33 04/21/02

On April 21, 2002 at 11:13:01, Jason Repa wrote:

>What is the strongest commercially available chess engine for doing analysis of
>a position?

Probably Fritz 7, but it might just as wel be ChessTiger, Deep Fritz,
Shredder or Junior.

--
GCP

Re: chess engines Jason Repa 08:21:48 04/21/02
- Re: chess engines Gian-Carlo Pascutto 08:29:11 04/21/02
- Re: chess engines Torstein Hall 08:24:56 04/21/02
  - Re: chess engines Jason Repa 08:34:47 04/21/02
    - Re: chess engines Gian-Carlo Pascutto 08:41:22 04/21/02
      - Re: chess engines Jason Repa 08:44:42 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines maria clara benedicto 00:21:28 04/22/02
        
        Repa <==> Aper--one who apes, imitates Stephen A. Boak 14:14:24 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines Christophe Theron 11:37:33 04/21/02
    - Re: chess engines Torstein Hall 08:39:49 04/21/02
      - Re: chess engines Jason Repa 08:47:43 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines Roy Brunjes 09:37:33 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines Jason Repa 10:15:35 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines Roy Brunjes 10:40:58 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines Jason Repa 11:31:15 04/21/02
        
        MODERATION: not the best way for a newcomer to get accepted Christophe Theron 11:46:42 04/21/02
        
        Re: MODERATION: not the best way for a newcomer to get accepted Günther Simon 12:09:16 04/21/02
        
        Re: MODERATION: I won't post anymore (NT) Rafael Vasquez 12:52:25 04/21/02
        
        Relevance of pseudonyms Christophe Theron 12:44:59 04/21/02
        
        Re: Relevance of pseudonyms Terry McCracken 12:50:16 04/21/02
        
        Re: Relevance of pseudonyms Christophe Theron 13:01:29 04/21/02
        
        Re: chess engines Rafael Vasquez 11:15:44 04/21/02

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