Author: Marcus Kaestner
Date: 00:36:05 11/10/00
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>It is infact relatively simple to figure out. >If you check the current date of your F6 engine that will tell you if it is F6a >or F6b. > >Assuming you upgraded to 6a when it was issued which was Jan 23 all games prior >to that date are with F6 old or light (same thing). All games after were with 6a >or 6b. which apparently are the same engine with additional tablebase support >with 6b. > >As 6a and 6b seem relatively the same strength wise while 6a, 6b are far >superior to the 6. > >You could also have done like I and others did which was rename the files with a >hex editor so that the pgn actually reads correctly without having to change it. thank you, but this system doesn´t work if you have many testers. some are playing until now with the original engine and not the a-version. > >Your using the original F6 does an injustice to the totals as does using Deep >Junior on a superior processor when it naturally has played more games against junior isn´t used on a superior processor. only on two. and that is the advantage a dual-system has. >some programs than others. > >That alone leaves me doubting all the ratings I see there. there is nothing to doubt. marcus
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