Author: blass uri
Date: 20:53:48 11/13/98
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On November 13, 1998 at 23:41:18, Mark Young wrote: >On November 13, 1998 at 15:39:42, blass uri wrote: > >> >>On November 13, 1998 at 14:11:45, Mark Young wrote: >> >>>On November 13, 1998 at 13:20:59, Reynolds Takata wrote: >>> >>>> The gambitsoft page says that fritz 5.32 is going to be 40 elo stronger that >>>>puts over 2600 in the SSDF. This is very very hard for me to believe, anyone >>>>have a comment ir know something about this?????? >>> >>> >>>I to find this hard to believe, if Fritz 5.32 is the same as Fritz 5.16 except >>>it is a 32 bit program. I don't see how they gain any advantage on SSDF since >>>SSDF uses 200MMX computers. It is my understanding that 200MMX chip are not >>>optimized to run 32 bit programs, so they get no advantage from them. >>> >>>Even on a P II's I don't think a 20 to 30 percent speed jump from 32 bit >>>programs will give you a 40 elo point ratings jump. >>> >>>So does this mean that Fritz 5.32 has a much improved eval over Fritz 5.16? If >>>not I think it is b.s. >> >>They say in their site that fritz5.32 has a better opening book and not only a >>better engine. > >I don't think you can get a 40 elo point jump from a book in Fritz 5, not at >slow chess. You can not get a 40 elo point jump from just going to 32 bit, >unless the program has been improved in other ways. I think if going to 32 bit >was that good you would have seen Hiarcs 7 go with 32 bit, but I think I seen >Mark say that he got more out of 16 bit.( I guess he programs on a P 200MMX) I think that it is possible to get a 40 elo jump from a book in fritz5 If you choose a book that fit fritz5 style it can help because fritz5 is going to play positions it understand more. I do not say that chessbase did it but only that it is possible. Uri >> >>Uri
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