Author: Chessfun
Date: 07:42:15 06/24/00
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On June 24, 2000 at 01:20:43, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On June 24, 2000 at 00:09:17, Chessfun wrote: > >>On June 23, 2000 at 12:32:17, Jorge Pichard wrote: >>> >>>Could it be possible that if most Programmers simply change their material >>>values of their programs equal to my CMQueen++ settings, they can get an >>>increase in the SSDF Rating Points System. It might not work with most of the >>>programs, but it certainly help Chessmaster to score higher than using its >>>default material values. >>> >>>Pichard. >> >> >>Seems to me at least so far that CMNimzo is at least equal to the >>current settings of CMQueen++ and since Nimzo's settings are pretty >>close to those of Nimzo732 it is naturally possible that it could post >>scores as high. The but naturally is that companies provide a program to play at >>it's optimum strength through a range of positions and it is just as likely that >>changing defaults would cause the program overall to perform worse. >> >>Another is that it is still unknown how the default would perform on a K6-2-450 >>it may be that it would perform better. Also maybe CM likes Pentiums or >>Celerons, or even AMD. >> >>Thanks. > >I have done all my matches using an AMD K6-2 500 Mhz 128 SDRAM and I have tested >the default settings against my previous CMQueen+ using one computer with both >settings. Therefore, I do not see any advantage unless both settings are using >different computers, such as my match against Chess Tiger 12.Oe, and after >halfway thru I switched Computers and programs. > >Pichard. I wasnt trying to compare programs. You had wrote about the SSDF testing, all I was trying to say was the SSDF never tested the CM6K on K6-2-450 and that it is possible that it would perform better there. And that maybe the default CM6K would perform better against other programs than personalities that proved to be better than itself. Thanks.
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