Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 15:11:58 09/19/01
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Dear Marc, I agree that Rebel Century 3.2 is a fantastic program and I have never had it crash once on my PII 333mhz on Windows 95 2nd ed. and 96 Mb of RAM. I may try it on my new AMD 1400 Mhz using Windows 2000 and then Windows XP. In the meantime I shall enjoy Gambit Tiger 2.0. Keep on loving computer chess, Tim On September 19, 2001 at 14:34:14, Marc van Hal wrote: >The benifits keeping a chess program a dos program >Is that not the same files are used by 2 programs > >You are all talking about how great Chessmaster plays as a engine in chessbase >or Schredder >As long as you don't take back moves and pause Chessmaster it slows down the >other engine extremely > >Which is not the case with Rebel >It is even so as you stay in the dos gui most of the time the results are the >same as you play against Chessmaster alone >If you use othe windows programs the only thing you have to reckon with is the >hash tables >Don't use more hash then you actualy have. > >And the results stay the same
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