Author: Uri Blass
Date: 03:50:07 09/26/01
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On September 26, 2001 at 05:26:26, Mark Young wrote: >On September 26, 2001 at 02:17:26, Kurt Utzinger wrote: > >>On September 25, 2001 at 19:30:10, stuart taylor wrote: >> >>>On September 25, 2001 at 18:15:40, john c cook wrote: >>> >>>> junior 7 beat chess tiger 14 10 5 5 on two 1.4 ghz Amd >>>>but on my old 800mhz piii chess tiger 14 beat junior 7 8 5 3 >>>>all game at 40/2hr 144 meg hash for junior 192 meg hash for chess tiger >>>>on the piii i belive chess tiger 14 was the best it beat all my other prorgam >>>>at 40/2hr it look to me that junior 7 on a fast computer see more but i like >>>>the way chess tiger play chess has any one else come up the same way >>> >>>I think Gambit Tiger 2 is the program to try and beat. I think it is stronger >>>than Chess Tiger 14 overall, from results, and I would be interested to see if >>>you would find junior doing the the same to GT even on 1.4 Athlon hardware. >>>S.Taylor >> >>I have played hundred of games (40/40') with ChessTiger14 and GambitTiger2 but >>am still not sure which of these two programs is the stronger one. This >>conclusion refers to computer matches. Against some programs CT is doing very >>well and GT bad and sometimes the contrary happens. >>Regards >>Kurt > > >I have also been playing many games with Chess Tiger 14, and Gambit Tiger 2. I >am beginning to suspect that at long time controls on a PIII 1 GHz, and >somewhere between 1 and 3 min. a move Gambit Tiger 2 becomes the stronger >program. This is the pattern I am beginning to see, but I need more games to >draw a firm conclusion. > >It seems that Gambit Tiger 2 gains more strength from long time controls then >any other program I have seen. This may have something to do with its playing >style, as its attacks seem to become more sound with increased think times. Do you mean that your data suggest that Gambittiger2 is stronger than Deep Fritz at long time controls? Uri
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