Author: Jason Williamson
Date: 12:12:08 12/05/00
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On December 05, 2000 at 12:23:25, Chris Lott wrote:
>The SSDF list doesn't seem to have CM8000 (or 7000 for that matter). I have
>heard talk on lists and newsgroups that it is even stronger than Fritz 6, et al.
>Has anyone run any fairly stringent competitions with CM8000 yet?
Here is the current standings of my 3rd test tournament:
JWCC-1 Vancouver 2000
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Nimzo 8 2634 +145 **** ½1½0 ½½1½ 11½½ ½1½½ 1100 12.0/20
2 Junior 6.0 2760 -52 ½0½1 **** ½10½ 1101 010½ 8.5/16 78.50
3 Crafty 17.13 2634 +32 ½½0½ ½01½ **** ½10 1110 0½00 8.5/19 75.50
4 Hiarcs 7.32 2718 -23 00½½ 0010 ½01 **** 1011 11 8.5/17 72.25
5 Fritz 6 2752 -143 ½0½½ 101½ 0001 0100 **** ½0½1 8.0/20
6 Chessmaster 8000 2665 +40 0011 1½11 00 ½1½0 **** 7.5/14
Average elo: 2693 <=> Category: 18
gm = 8.00 m = 4.00
Potenially, Chessmaster can still win this. Hiarcs seems to have chessmaster's
number. But otherwise it is holding its own against these chessbase engines.
Time control is 10' 10 on a dual celeron 400. CM is using 36 megs of hash.
JW
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