Author: Jesus de la Villa
Date: 11:46:53 07/21/00
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On July 21, 2000 at 11:29:45, Peter Skinner wrote: >>The depth is not important because different programs do different extensions. >>If you compare Crafty's depth with hiarcs you will find that Crafty goes deeper >>but Hiarcs also wins Crafty in blitz. >> >>Junior's depth is not plies so you cannot compare apples with oranges. >> >>I do not see a reason to worry about the fact that commercial programs win >>Crafty in blitz. >> >>Crafty wins faile in all time controls(You can download fail in the chessbase >>site) and I do not see it as a problem. > >Exactly, blitz is not a true measure of strength. Any given program can win a >blitz series. No, Blitz is a true measure of strength...for that category. And any program that wins a blitz series would be the champ...in that category. Just two different things. > I have even had TCB win a blitz series vs Hiarcs, yet we all know >that TCB is not as strong as Hiarcs. It just happened to win that gien day. > >>>not many people has a multi processor. So I am wondering if is it possible to >>>maintain the same quality of game but with better speed? which is also my main >>>question. > >>The ssdf does tournament time control games and Fritz6a is number 1 and not >>Crafty(not every program can be number 1 and I do not see the problem). > >What is the difference between Fritz 6 and Fritz 6a?
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