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Subject: Re: FRitz6a still the best!?

Author: Chessfun

Date: 05:29:31 12/12/00

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On December 12, 2000 at 05:49:16, stuart taylor wrote:

>On December 11, 2000 at 19:39:02, Chessfun wrote:
>
>>On December 11, 2000 at 19:23:59, stuart taylor wrote:
>>
>>>On December 11, 2000 at 13:25:02, Mogens Larsen wrote:
>>>
>>>>On December 11, 2000 at 12:14:58, stuart taylor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Gambit-Tiger isn't a main program, just as Gambit Shredder isn't.
>>>>>But with Shredder you DID use its main program.
>>>>>Chess Tiger MUST get more than Fritz 6a, in my opinion.
>>>>
>>>>You can't compare the Gambit Tiger, Chess Tiger pair with the Shredder, Gambit
>>>>Shredder pair. Gambit Shredder is identical to Shredder apart from changing a
>>>>limited set of parameters. Gambit Tiger contains knowledge different from Chess
>>>>Tiger even though the core is similar AFAIK. I imagine that GT and CT will both
>>>>be tested as individual programs by SSDF, Gambit Shredder won't.
>>>>
>>>>The tournament conducted was legitimate but limited as strength comparison due
>>>>to the number of games played.
>>>>
>>>>Mogens.
>>>
>>>OK, so you can't compare. My point was that You cannot say that Fritz6a is still
>>>the best without testing vs. Chess Tiger.
>>>S.Taylor
>>
>>
>>Yes I think he can as he wrote "FRitz6a still the best!?"
>>
>>It still has to be proved IMO that Fritz 6 isn't the best, which is what
>>the SSDF will soon find out.
>>
>>Sarah.
>
>Sarah,
>It's interesting that you can be so hot about a subject which is all about
>keeping cool!
>S.Taylor

Hot I wish, we had about 15" of snow last night...my car won't even
make it out of my driveway to the street which still hasn't been plowed.
I have a drift up the driver's side to the roof and I've been digging for
over an hour....so believe me I'm cool !!

Sarah.





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