Author: Steven J. Brann
Date: 17:17:42 04/14/05
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On April 14, 2005 at 01:25:23, John Merlino wrote: >Ok, here's the output from CMX Yoda v25 on a P4-2.4: > >Time Depth Score Positions Moves >0:00 1/3 -27.73 2854 1.Rxe1 b1=Q 2.Rexg1 hxg1=Q 3.Rxg1 > Nxb7 4.cxb7 Rxb7 >0:00 1/3 -25.62 4454 1.Rc3 Re5+ 2.Kxe5 Bxd4+ 3.Kxd4 > h1=Q 4.Rc4+ Kb5 5.Rb4+ Ka5 6.Rxb3+ > Ka4 >0:00 1/4 -26.11 26691 1.Rc3 e6+ 2.Nxe6 Re5+ 3.Kxe5 Nd3+ > 4.Kd5 h1=Q >0:00 1/4 0.00 48013 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rc4+ Kb5 5.Rb4+ >0:00 1/5 0.00 69943 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rc4+ Kb5 5.Rb4+ >0:00 1/6 0.00 127870 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rc4+ Kb5 5.Rb4+ >0:01 1/7 0.00 316353 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rc4+ Kb5 5.Rb4+ >0:03 1/8 0.00 761301 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rc4+ Kb5 5.Rb4+ >0:13 1/9 Mate29 3006309 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rbe4+ Kb5 5.Nd4+ Ka4 6.Ne2+ Kb5 > 7.Nc3+ Ka5 8.Nxa2+ Kb5 9.Nc3+ Ka5 > 10.Ne2+ Kb5 11.Nd4+ Ka4 12.Nf3+ > Kb5 13.Rb4+ Ka5 14.Rbxb3+ Ka4 15.Rb4+ > Ka5 16.Rbe4+ Kb5 17.Nd4+ Ka4 18.Ne2+ > Kb5 19.Nc3+ Ka5 20.Na2+ Kb5 21.Ba6+ > Rxa6 22.Nc3+ Ka5 23.Ne2+ Kb5 24.Nd4+ > Ka4 25.Nf3+ Kb5 26.Rb4+ Ka5 27.Rb6+ > Ka4 28.Rxa6+ Kb5 29.Ra5# >0:19 1/10 Mate29 4265778 1.Rg4 h1=Q+ 2.Nf3+ Kb5 3.Rb4+ Ka5 > 4.Rbe4+ Kb5 5.Nd4+ Ka4 6.Ne2+ Kb5 > 7.Nc3+ Ka5 8.Nxa2+ Kb5 9.Nc3+ Ka5 > 10.Ne2+ Kb5 11.Nd4+ Ka4 12.Nf3+ > Kb5 13.Rb4+ Ka5 14.Rbxb3+ Ka4 15.Rb4+ > Ka5 16.Rbe4+ Kb5 17.Nd4+ Ka4 18.Ne2+ > Kb5 19.Nc3+ Ka5 20.Na2+ Kb5 21.Ba6+ > Rxa6 22.Nc3+ Ka5 23.Ne2+ Kb5 24.Nd4+ > Ka4 25.Nf3+ Kb5 26.Rb4+ Ka5 27.Rb6+ > Ka4 28.Rxa6+ Kb5 29.Ra5# > >So, are you CERTAIN that you were using the version of The King from CM9000 to >get your output? The results above are using the CM 10th Edition version of The >King, in which Johan appears to have extended the maximum search and PV depths. > >jm John, What I do is change versions of TheKing from 9000 to 10th in the CM9000 GUI and sometimes forget which one is active. Perhaps that is what's happening here. Steve
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