Author: walter irvin
Date: 19:23:10 09/25/00
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On September 25, 2000 at 14:17:46, Gerald Grimsley wrote: >Hello, I have been playing against Chessmaster 6000 on a Pentium 133 machine >with 64MB RAM. I am an experienced tournament player, both OTB and Postal (OTB >about 1800), and the program beats me like I stole something. Even the weakened >personalities in the 1800-2000 rating range seem unusually tough to finish off >in "rated" play. For example, several of the personalities play "intentionally" >poor in the opening. I usually gain a substantional positional advantage, or >maybe a pawn or two up, then, all of a sudden, the program plays quite strong. >Am I imagining all of this? I have all of the standard DOS programs, Fritz3, >Rebel10, MCP8, etc. and it seems to me that CM6000 is just as strong as these >against humans, especially in G/60 or less. Any guesses for the estimated USCF >rating of the CM personality on this machine? Also, are the "personality" >ratings USCF or international ELO estimates? >Thanks in advance, >Gerald you think you got it ruff i have been playing CM on a 1.1ghz athlon and it must be well over 2700 .im sure it would give even kasparov a bad case of heart burn .i really dont see how a regular man can even come close to beast like this .
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