Author: Günther Simon
Date: 17:32:49 05/28/01
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On May 28, 2001 at 20:08:18, Chessfun wrote: >On May 28, 2001 at 19:53:13, Günther Simon wrote: > >>On May 28, 2001 at 19:47:39, Chessfun wrote: >> >>>On May 28, 2001 at 19:16:26, Günther Simon wrote: >>> >>>>On May 28, 2001 at 17:52:01, Chessfun wrote: >>>> >>>>>On May 28, 2001 at 17:04:54, Eduard Nemeth wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>On May 28, 2001 at 16:45:39, Eduard Nemeth wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>>For Fritz with new WB-ChessBase-Adapter (36kb)! >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Here are: >>>>>>>------------------- >>>>>>>WbNimzo2000b.Init: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>[Parameter] >>>>>>>CommandLine = >>>>>>>Author = Chrilly Donninger >>>>>>>Engine = WBNimzo2000b >>>>>>>Debug = False >>>>>>> >>>>>>>[Support] >>>>>>>AnalyzeMode = True >>>>>>>PonderMode = True >>>>>>>CastleAndEP = False >>>>>>> >>>>>>>--------------------- >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Hre are WbNimzo2000b.ini (with new Eduard-Settings): >>>>>>> >>>>>>>[NimzoWerkstatt/WinBoard-Nimzo2000b] >>>>>>>HashMemKB=32768 >>>>>>>StdBookName=modern.nbk >>>>>>>CheCodeName=c:\programme\ChessBase\engines\wbnimzo2000b\WbNimzo2000b.cmp >>>>>>>PwnThreatFlg=1 >>>>>>>MultiCutCnt=2 >>>>>>>BishopPair=50 >>>>>>>MidGameMob=32 >>>>>>>EndGameMob=10 >>>>>>>Opponent=2 (Standard =1) >>>>>>>PcThreat=1 >>>>>>>FewMvsThreat=1 (Standard =0) >>>>>>>FutilCutoff=1 >>>>>>>FutilStrCutoff=1 (Standard =0) >>>>>>>RandomBook=0 >>>>>>>LearnFlg=0 >>>>>>>PEval=7 (Standard =6) >>>>>>>KSafty=6 (Standard =8) >>>>>>>PVal=105 >>>>>>>NVal=425 >>>>>>>BVal=435 (Standard =425) >>>>>>>RVal=685 >>>>>>>QVal=1240 >>>>>>>AskHashSz=0 >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Eduard >>>>>> >>>>>>I played 20 games with the ChessBits-Test! P600, GUI=Fritz6, Ponder=off, Hash >>>>>>32Mb/Engine, Blitz=5'+4": >>>>>> >>>>>>Fritz6c - WbNimzo2000b (new Settings), result: 13 - 7 >>>>>>All games and my comments You can find in german "ChessBits-Forum": >>>>>> >>>>>>http://www.myphorum.de/cgi-site/forum/list.php? >>>>>> >>>>>>Here the game 12, endposition after move 88: >>>>>>(black wins - i think this) >>>>>> >>>>>>WbNimzo2000b - Fritz6c: >>>>>> >>>>>>[D]8/1R1R4/8/8/8/7K/2p5/2k3q1 w - - 0 89 >>>>>> >>>>>>Eduard >>>>> >>>>>Maybe this time I'll catch your attention; >>>>> >>>>>Subject Fritz 6. >>>>> >>>>>The original "a" was released sometime in Jan 2000. 283 kb. >>>>> >>>>>The next version "b" was released April 2000. 284 kb. >>>>> >>>>>The next was what a lot here referred to as "e", but maybe >>>>>should have been called "c". This eng was dated 12/16/2000. 287 kb. >>>>>It was referred to as "e" as it was the English release, it >>>>>was at this time others were released German, French, Spanish etc. >>>>>All language versions assumed to contain the same engine. >>>>> >>>>>The latest 04/20/2001 304 kb should therefore be "d" if anything, >>>>>and not "c". Again assuming that all the versions in all languages >>>>>contain the same engine. >>>>> >>>>>Sarah. >>>> >>>>You should notice that what you would call 6a is called 6 "Old" >>>>not only by other chessfora but by CB itself. >>>>So it should be right now: 6"Old", 6a, 6b and 6c so it seems that >>>>Eduard was right... >>>> >>>>Günther >>> >>>Not correct. >>>The first patch which created 6a also created 6 old. >>>6a and 6 Old are totally different. >>> >>>Sarah. >> >>That is not despite my posting if you take a look again to it. >>Where did I stated that 6"Old" = 6a?? >>To make it short again there are 4 versions starting with 6"Old" >>as you proved to know just in your recent posting. >> >>Günther > >If the original I called "a" you say they call "Old" >then what do they call the actual eng named Old? > >Sarah. Yes you got me now... but it seems the problem is still unsolved, maybe we should slowly drop out ;)one of the versions. But to be serious I can still refer to CL =Christian Liebert of CSS with relations to Chessbase and tester for the "Best for Fritz" rankings who counts them the same way[even if I am not so sure about his logic right nowas you seeded some doubts in me :))] Günther
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