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Subject: Re: ChessMaster 6000 settings tests.

Author: Micheal Cummings

Date: 04:32:28 12/10/98

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On December 10, 1998 at 07:24:47, Harald Faber wrote:

>On December 08, 1998 at 20:34:30, Micheal Cummings wrote:
>
>
>>>>All my games which I mention for this post were played two minutes for each
>>>>side. My settings for CM6K which I have posted here before over 40/2hr time
>>>>settings beat the Faber ones, and the Faber ones at that time setting also beat
>>>>the CM6K standard settings. but I am talking about 2 minutes a side for these
>>>>games.
>>>
>>>?? So what did you play? 2min/game? 40/2h? How many? Have you tried other
>>>opponents than al the CM personalities?
>>
>>
>>The ones that your settings I find lose at is in the two Minute a side games
>>against the CM standard settings.
>
>I can live with that. :-)
>2min blitz is much worse than 5min blitz which I also dislike...
>I am only interested in tournament games and correspondence analysis.
>
>>I find that your settings over 40/2hr games your settings win over the standard
>>settings. I just was shocked when I wake up in the morning look at the results
>>for the 2 minute games to never see your settings win. And I just sit and wonder
>>why, your settings will beat the standard settings at anything over 2 minutes.
>>But I find they do not win in under two minutes a side games.
>
>You didn't answer my question: Did you also play other opponents than CM styles?
>And longer time controls? That would be much more senseful.

Yes I did play against Rebel 10 with your settings and my settings. And they
both won the 10 games at 40/2h with a score of 6:4. On equal hardware.

One interesting point is that there was no draws for both tournaments for the
two setting against Rebel 10.

I do not have the games saved either so I cannot post them. I know better now to
save these types of games so I can post them in future :-)



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