Author: Tina Long
Date: 17:13:04 10/03/01
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On October 03, 2001 at 15:10:09, Alan Grotier wrote: > >Thanks Tina. Very interesting. >Your comments regarding RebelCentury are convincing. > >I have a W98 P11 300mhz 128k ram table top which I use for chess play. >I have a work related lap top WNT 4.0 P111 700mhz 256k ram with F5.32 for >analysis.CM7k will not install on WNT.Therefore analysis is best with F5.32. > >I understand Rebel is a Doss program. Are there any problems running under >windows? I've had no problems at all, at installation shortcuts are created that work perfectly - there are instructions on how to adjust the shortcut for default hash and in case of Vesa video problems. Being Dos it's not as pretty as Fritz - have a browse around http://www.rebel.nl/edindex.htm to see lotsa information. The other good thing about Rebel is all the free stuff (databases, utilities, personalities etc) they give to registered users, & they have a users forum. The website always discusses what is coming up (unlike Chessbase where upgrades appear with no information) >What computer and system do you have? Pentium 3 933mhz. >Have you ever tried the Fritz program? If so what do you think of it. I mainly use Hiarcs732 (Fritz532 GUI) & I consider that Hiarcs makes the best moves for analysis, if you give it time. Fritz is "best" against computers, but the jury is well out on which prograsm is best against humans. I have no affilliation with Rebel, I just like the program and their excellent website and information. Cheers, Tina
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