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Subject: Re: Blitz results on 2 Athlon 900 Thunderbirds/256M (over 1100 games)

Author: Bertil Eklund

Date: 10:48:09 01/27/01

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On January 27, 2001 at 13:25:55, James T. Walker wrote:

>Last December I archived all my comp/comp games (over 8000) and started a new
>database.  Since December I have had the following results at Blitz using 2
>Athlon 900 Thunderbird/256M machines and auto232.  All except a very few games
>were played at G/5 minutes.
>Since I have not attempted to play an even number of games vs each opponent the
>ratings cannot be taken too seriously.  I have played games which I was most
>interested in and which were the easiest to manage.  For instance CM8K and Rebel
>Century are a real pain to try to play auto232 games with so not many were
>played.  The Fritz 6b is replaced by Fritz 6e so I cannot play anymore games
>with it.  The ratings were computed with Fritz 6 GUI and are based on an average
>ELO of 2350.  The "gauge" ratings are just 150 points added to make the average
>2500.
>
>     Program            Rating      games    (+150)
>1. Gambit Tiger 1.0      2420  --    201      2570
>2. Fritz 6b              2408         64      2558
>3. Fritz 6e              2386        566      2536
>4. Chess Tiger 13.0      2379        226      2529
>5. CM8K(8M)              2368         50      2518
>6. Shredder 5            2366        207      2516
>7. Junior 6.0            2354        130      2504
>8. Hiarcs 7.32           2352        142      2502
>9. Fritz 5.32            2348        204      2498
>10. Gambit Shredder      2348        174      2498
>11. Shredder 4           2319         79      2469
>12. Crafty 18.1          2265        227      2415
>13. Rebel Century 3.0    2232         46      2382

Hi!

I think the results seem to be very realistic.
No big difference vs longer-time conrol games.

Bertil



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