Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 14:36:53 12/22/01
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On December 22, 2001 at 16:42:08, Albert Silver wrote: >On December 22, 2001 at 16:26:01, Graham Banks wrote: > >>Just wondering. Would appreciate somebody letting me know. >>Regards, Graham. > >Nimzo 7.32 is the strongest and then would come Nimzo 2000b (there are two Nimzo >2000 versions - 2000a and 2000b). Mind you, Nimzo 2000 is a Winboard engine >whereas Nimzo 7.32 is a CB engine. There is also Nimzo 8, but there is some >controversy as to whether it is actually any better than Nimzo 7.32. > > Albert Hi Albert, normaly this is right because Nimzo 7.32 used endgame databases. Nimzo 2000b is after my information 4 days older. Only one or two other parameter if I understand Chrilly in Leiden 99 correct. But I believe the strongest version is WB Nimzo 2000b, available on the Millennium WM Paket 2001. Nimzo 2000b and Nimzo 7.32 are for me a very little bit stronger as Nimzo 8. Also interesting is a very late Nimzo 2000a version (not the 2000a version on the Millennium CDs). On the Millennium CDs is WB Nimzo 2000 and WB Nimzo 2000a the same version. For a WinBoard tourney we got a newer Nimzo 2000a version and this version is also very very strong. I believe we play with this newer 2000a version in WT_5 tournament (Kai Skibbe and myself for 2-3 years). Nimzo 2000b is 100 ELO stronger compare to Nimzo 2000a and the same WB Nimzo 2000 version, and also stronger as the newer Nimzo 2000a version with Chilly private send for WT_5 tournament. Chrilly created in this time x WB Nimzo 2000a versions :-) Hm, I hope easy to understand what I write here :-)) The sympatical programmer (Chrilly Donninger) must work on his program because on Winboarder wish list is standing a new Nimzo version ... Best Frank
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