Author: Harald Faber
Date: 06:31:24 01/28/05
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On January 28, 2005 at 09:11:21, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: >On January 28, 2005 at 08:59:57, Harald Faber wrote: > >>Don't get me wrong. Except Genius 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 I assume that EVERY >>(commercial) program improved from version to version. I only see problems in >>measuring. I am sure that Shredder 8 is stronger than only one point compared >>with Shredder 7.04. But neither can or would I say any number - that would be >>guessing only - nor do I have any idea in which area this number lies nor how to >>"really" measure it. > > >I am also sure that Shredder 8 is significantly stronger than Shredder 7.04, but >hearing this from me makes it hard to believe for many people. Well, hearing this from me should then be more objective and "trustworthy" for them, although I can hear them ask "Where is your proof?" but I have no answer like "From x000 games". This is subjective and only based on several impressions I got from games, positions, main lines and evaluations. >>>Shredder9 will be out very soon and you will get many results of it from >>>independent testers quickly. You can chose which one to trust >> >>This is what I always do. ;) >> >> >>>and if you like what you hear. >> >>Basically this depends on the results. ;) > > >For me another good reason to get Shredder 9 would be the new improved analysis >feature making backwards analysis much more effective. > >Stefan Can you explain this a bit more detailed? Or give a link where to find more about how this feature has been improved? BTW you do not need to convince me to buy Shredder 9, it is on my shopping list for some months. ;) Ah one final question: Did you change the copy protection for Shredder 9/classic/UCI? The former versions made a lot of trouble in my DVD drive in my Toshiba notebook, the original CD was hardly recognized for the copy protection check.
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