Author: Thomas Logan
Date: 16:28:46 09/09/05
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On September 09, 2005 at 19:18:48, Dann Corbit wrote: >On September 09, 2005 at 19:13:15, Thomas Logan wrote: > >>On September 09, 2005 at 18:50:01, Dann Corbit wrote: >> >>>On September 09, 2005 at 18:37:39, Thomas Logan wrote: >>> >>>>To know one in particular >>>> >>>>Last I looked Shredder is a chessbase engine >>>> >>>>IMHO no currently widely available engine has surpassed it >>>> >>>>at classical time control >>>> >>>>A new Shredder will be out soon >>>> >>>>Hiarcs 10 is around the corner >>>> >>>>A beta version of Hiarcs scored 6-4 against Zappa >>>> >>>>while the results are of limited importance it does show Zappa >>>> >>>>will not have a cake walk and who knows it may eventually wind up being a >>>>chessbase engine. Stranger things have happened >>>> >>>>And Fruit who knows ? >>> >>>I predict that Fruit will make a heap of dead bodies in the SSDF that will cause ChessBase to fall silent there as well. >> >>We will see >> >>Fruit is among the top few >> >>It plays about equal to Fritz bilbao at classical time control > >You speak fo Fruit 2.1. I speak of Fruit WCCC. Fruit WCCC is not available for testing > >>and not quite as good as Shredder 9. > >I think you are wrong. And considering Fabien's rapid progress, I suspect that an SSDF version will gain another 50-100 Elo. A 100 pts ? Thats an awful lot but if it does we will all have a great time with it > >>Maybe it will get better, > >That is certain. > >>maybe the competition will get better, > >That is certain. > >>maybe it will >>go commercial as a chessbase engine > >That is possible. > >At any rate, the progress of Fruit is such that I think it is probably better on a single CPU than any other chess engine. But it is largely speculation on my part. We will see for sure later. > >>The possibilities are there definite conclusions I believe are premature > >Right. For now, we like to prognosticate. Yes > >>regards >> >>Tom
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