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Subject: Re: shredder 5 not the best

Author: pavel

Date: 10:30:20 11/08/00

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On November 08, 2000 at 13:16:08, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote:

>On November 08, 2000 at 10:43:13, pavel wrote:
>
>>On November 08, 2000 at 07:59:09, walter irvin wrote:
>>
>>>shredder 5 is not the best program , that would be deep shredder,followed by
>>>deep junior.a multi proccessor program is going to be the best.i would like to
>>>see a deep gamit .it must be very hard to make a program smp because not very
>>>many programs do it .
>>
>>as shanti has put it "dont start it again"
>>I have to say the same.
>>
>>your assumption, pressumption, guesswork, opinion or whatever is baseless
>>
>>unless you actually owned those program tested it, played 1000s of games (as
>>jouni would put it).
>>
>>you cant tell for sure.
>>
>>so lets not start fighting on something that we dont know about...
>>
>>just my quater..
>>
>>pavs.
>>
>>ps, "shanti" means "peace" in India.
>
>It seems you are missing Walter's point. He is simply stating that Deep Shredder
>will be stronger than Shredder (I assume he means when using a multi-cpu
>machine). That is almost obvious, without the need of playing any game: more
>cpus implies more raw search speed, which in turn implies deeper searches and
>consequently stronger play.

hi José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba,

 I did understand the point, but when a topic starts with "shredder5 is not the
best", it gives space for "unwanted arguments" IMO.
he is talking about shredder being SMP, I dont see any reason for that, as in
many tournament shredder has proved itself by winning with relatively inferior
PCs.
 there is no deep shredder or shredder_SMP, there is no news regarding that in
any weboage or even by the author. So stating that deep shredder (which doesnt
exist) will be the best is just dubious thoughts.

IMO that is,

Pavel ;)



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