Author: pete
Date: 16:39:40 08/06/00
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On August 06, 2000 at 16:55:26, Ernst Walet wrote: >Hi Pete, I tested your position with F6a on my PIII-500E with 8, 16, 32, 64 and >128 MB hash. The first thing I saw was that I never got the time you mentioned >to find Ne6. Futhermore it doesn't seem to be te best move either, because F6a >rejects it the next ply, or doesn't even fail high on it with larger hash table >sizes. > >Well here are the log files, the hash table size is mentioned at the bottom of >each one. > >Ernst. > Hi Ernst , I agree Fritz 6a found this more or less by accident on my computer ( eval supports this ) in the last moment . Still it is a cool manouvre : obviously the previous moves influence the search result ( not surprising with Fritz not clearing hashtables ) ... The discussed moves are very appealing to a human mind I think as they go well with the assessment of the position ( static advantages all for white with remaining pawn levers and Ng3, f5 as a motive to come about soon ( pawn levers stuff not really understandeable to any chess program I know ) ) Black has the momentum instead , ( or iniative ( choose the one which translates better ) ) So Ne6 is logical if it works . I'd wish more unclear ( or better not completely clear ) positions were discussed here ; I could well live without a few chessmaster/Deep Blue posts instead ( good I am not one of those moderator guys ;-) ) greetings . pete
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