Author: Jose Joaquim de Amorim Neto
Date: 20:05:22 07/02/01
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On July 02, 2001 at 20:34:34, Mike S. wrote: >On July 02, 2001 at 19:01:45, Jose Joaquim de Amorim Neto wrote: > >>Does anyone have some information about who is the strongest engine between >>Shredder 5.32 and Deep Shredder??? > >I think we do not yet have enough match results to tell, if 5.32 is noticeably >better in games, than -5 or Deep Shredder (on single cpu). I think you will know >that 5.32 includes SMP capability. In test positions I have noticed that >Shredder 5.32 is at least a version of it's own so to speak; some results are >much different from V.5 and/or deep (but some are also very similar, as usual). > >I wouldn't expect any spectacular performance differences - these are close >related versions. If you want to decide which to buy... it's difficult; both >have their advantages. The ChessBase Shredder version 5.32 comes with the latest >Fritz GUI incl. CBH database capability, and the price is (a little) smaller >than the Millennium Shredder 5, which has also a very good GUI - which supports >the UCI engine protocol directly - and includes the London 2000 version of SOS >(+ Nimzo 2000, WBNimzo and many TBs). > >CB's Shredder 6 is announced to come with both GUIs (in case you want to wait). > >Regareds, >M.Scheidl Hi mike Thanks for the information. My decision will be diferent.I have Shredder 5 and Deep Shredder. My doubt is:is it worthwhile to buy Shredder 5.32??? My concerns are related to the engines only.I´m not preocupied with the GUI.Unfortunately there is no comments on CB or Gambitsoft homepages. Regards Amorim
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