Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 11:00:55 08/09/00
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>I think Pete gave some good advice. I'm one who is always concerned about the >"best" when in most cases the best (at least as far a chess engines goes) is >well beyond me. > >The discussion about the best could go on ad infinitum. And the discussions >will shift with each new version of the program. So I've come to the following >conclusion. Choose an engine (or family of engines) for the qualities you want >to improve in yourself e.g., tactics vs positional, etc. Works for me.... > >James I agree, I happen to love Nimzo 7.32, and soon Nimzo 8 if it is stronger. I like it's playing style over the other Chessbase products, and I like the default book that comes with it. It is well suited for it's playing style, and has a nice wide second part. I also prefer Hiarcs over Fritz.... so really like Pete said, it is a matter of preference.
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