Author: Jeroen Noomen
Date: 11:18:00 12/28/97
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>So deep lines don't necessarily mean Mchess cooked anything, they could >represent a game that was played and included. When I talked to Sandro Necchi several years ago at the AEGON tournament, he explained to me why MChess scored so well versus other programs: 'We are outbooking them'. To me this explains everything. >But the days of knowing which commercial engine is best are long gone. >They are all good. But that's all we know now... I completely agree with you on this one. The difference is probably very marginal. All programs have their pro's and contra's. I like The King for finding mates very, very quickly; I like Genius for its play in positions with weak pawns; I like Hiarcs for its powerful play; I like the way Fritz is able to complicate positions; and I like Rebel because it is allround and very good at king's attacks. All programs have their own style and the difference is most certainly not big. Regards, Jeroen
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