Author: Chessfun
Date: 16:33:07 06/24/00
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On June 24, 2000 at 10:42:15, Chessfun wrote: >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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