Author: Moritz Berger
Date: 01:45:41 06/22/98
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On June 22, 1998 at 03:03:41, Harald Faber wrote: >On June 20, 1998 at 09:30:07, Robert Henry Durrett wrote: > > >>(3) The big question for me is: HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE to perform >>typical operations? And, what are the bread-and-butter typical operations? > >It depends. Searches are much faster in CA3.02. I tried a search (from CD, ChessBase Mega database '98 in both CBH and CA3 format) on player: Kasparov result: 1-0 position include: wKc1 results were: CB7 90" CB6 300" CA3.02 120" It doesn't seem that CA is faster anymore ... > But the functionality is much >better in CB7. Search options and so on are the best I have ever seen. The >handling, options, functions and the GUI have no real competitor! Except for the >search speed I see nothing (!) that can be improved in further versions! The CA GUI is much better in some places (e.g. search dialog, window management, dataset concept) > >>(4) Of particular interest is what can be done in real-time as in the >>Kasparov - Topalov match? In other words, if you playing in a game where >>you and your opponent are both using computer software [by mutual >>agreement], and you have three minutes to play your next move, how much [and >>what specifically] can ChessBase 7 do for you in that scenario? I assume > >With a tree and using analysis modules such as Fritz5, Hiarcs6 and Junior or >even Crafty it should be strong enough and offers uncomparable possibilities. > >>(5) I would really appreciate responses on CCC from regular [power] users of >>ChessBase regarding the above topics. > >Better go to rec.games.chess.computer Reports on CB 7 vs. CA3 are expected within the next weeks on Computer Chess Reports. Feel free to ask questions *here*, on CCC. >>(6)The sooner the CCR report on ChessBase 7 comes out the better. I'm working on it and I bet so are many others ... But CB 7 is farily complex ... Moritz
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