Author: Jonas Cohonas
Date: 11:24:55 04/29/01
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On April 29, 2001 at 11:04:44, Tiago Ribeiro wrote: >I think CM is maybe the best chess engine too! But it is not politically correct >to say this here! :))) > > >On April 29, 2001 at 07:44:50, Douglas Hamilton wrote: > >>Hello, I was wondering why my CM5000 was so strong, I make it play 8 hours a day >>and analyze all games. I have played people that have Hiarcs, CM8000, CM7000 and >>Fritz 6, but my CM seems to be too strong for them. Could it be my computer??? >>I run it on a Pentium 3, Windows 98, 128 MB, 15 GB and 667Mhz. >>I have played Fritz6 only online, but the guy had a much better computer than >>me, he had 955Mhz etc. >>Well..I am sure that you are thinking...What the hell is he talking about?!!! >>Ok, here is the question. >>I needed you to know all that info because I wanted to know if my CM would be >>capable of beating Deep Fritz, Shredder 5.0 or any of those strong programs. >>I was wondering if maybe we could get togehter at a site, I mean go to a site >>and try them out. >>You can contact me at hamilton@fide.org >>This is for anyone that reads this message. >>Thankyou..Douglas. Chessmaster in my opinion is one of the strongest engines without: Big book, book learning, engame tables and other minor twists. It also benefits greatly from faster processor speed. I have played ten games manually 40/120 with 5500 against Fritz 6, Junior 6 and Deep Fritz (10 games each) because i was under the impression that it might be stronger, but even with the advantage of the faster cpu, at that time T-bird 1.2ghz and chessbase family on T-bird 900mhz, chessmaster lost all the matches allthough narrowly, it is some time ago and i nolonger have the games, but i do recall the scores to be something like 6.5-3.5 and 7.5-2.5 and i don't remember the last score, but it lost that too. Regards Jonas
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