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Subject: Re: NEWS: The match Kramnik-Computer more and more near

Author: Thomas Lagershausen

Date: 14:04:51 04/08/01

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On April 08, 2001 at 12:50:34, Chessfun wrote:

>On April 08, 2001 at 08:07:59, Thomas Lagershausen wrote:
>
>>
>>>>>Here is my guess for the evidence.
>>>>>
>>>>>Gambit1 is probably not better than Deep Fritz on one processor based on Enrique
>>>>>results.
>>>>
>>>>Enrique played 40/40 games.The programs have their own evidence on different
>>>>timecontrols.One example.DeepFritz is on 5min/game 150 Elo Points stronger than
>>>>DeepShredder, on timecontrol 40/120 DeepShredder is 50-70 Elo points stronger
>>>>than DeepFritz.Can you explain that?
>>>
>>>I do not believe it.
>>>I believe that Deep Fritz is better than Deep Shredder in all time controls.
>>>
>>>Deep Fritz is winning Shredder5 at 2 hours per move.
>>>see http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?162151
>>
>>Uri you are a computerchessexpert.But to come with only one game is not a strong
>>argument.Is phalanx stronger than Fritz because he can win some games against
>>Fritz? Why is Shredder winning every official tournament(40/120)and DeepFritz
>>placed behind Shredder? I would say DeepFritz is the best speedchess progam of
>>the world but on tournamenttimecontrols it´s only number three.
>
>
>The 8400 lighting games 1/1 I have played suggest otherwise.
>They suggest strongly that both Gambit 2.0 and Tiger 14.0 are
>stronger at speedchess than Deep Fritz.
>
>The SSDF will hopefully soon be able to release Shredder results
>and I believe you will see infact that Deep Fritz is stronger.
>
>Sarah.

An woman with such a lot of experience like yours i trust like i trust my
mother.Sarah can you post me your favorite tiger- and gtgames of your tournament
for my tigercollection.I have some games getting from Christophe, so it would be
nice to get some from you.
Best
Thomas



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