Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 17:07:05 06/05/01
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On June 05, 2001 at 18:58:44, Divy wrote: >Does anyone know of testing done between CM8000 and CM6000? It was brought to >my attention that some people still prefer the older CM6000 engine in terms of >playing strength. In testing two engines of nearly equal strength, so many games are required to get an accurate result that you will basically never find out. The CM 6000 engine was tested on slower hardware. It had to be hand-operated and was a horrible pain to test. The CM 8000 engine can be autoplayed (IIRC). I would be interested in seeing an experiment done with Sarah's settings. She seems to have found a very good combination for standard chess. At any rate, I'm not willing to run the experiments. It's a funny thing because when old engines are tested against new, the SSDF gets complaints. Now they may get some if they don't. Talk about your catch-22! ;-)
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