Author: Mark Young
Date: 02:20:13 01/31/02
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On January 30, 2002 at 08:08:06, Uri Blass wrote: >On January 30, 2002 at 07:24:17, Richard Heldmann wrote: > >>What do you mean by an acceptable margin? Are we talking 1% stronger? > > >It is clear that we are talking about more than difference of 1%. > >The new version is going to win against the old version even if the hardware is >1% slower. > >It is also clear that if the hardware is 1% faster you do not get more than 1 >elo rating and you need more than 100000 games to get significant results. > >I guess that the meaning is that Fritz7 is about 50 elo stronger than the >previous version on the same hardware. > >Uri I don't know if it is 50 Elo points stronger, I agree it is stronger in Blitz by 50 elo. It is even better then Tiger it seems at blitz speeds. I started testing the new version of Fritz 7 at Fide standard time controls 90'+30". So far ChessTiger is beating Fritz 7 +3 -0 =3. I will have to run many games to get good data for Fritz 7, but its not starting out well for Fritz 7. As I remember it lost the first 5 games to Junior 7, but came back to beat Junior7. So who knows...I don't see many people testing Fritz 7 at slow times controls with this new version. Would like to see more games....
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