Author: Günther Simon
Date: 16:13:46 03/13/02
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On March 13, 2002 at 00:57:31, Uri Blass wrote: >On March 13, 2002 at 00:39:27, Tanya Deborah wrote: > >> >> >>Is strange but, i made two interesting matches, (25 minutes +12 seconds Games) >>between Fritz 5.32 and Fritz 7, yesterday and today. (two computers, PIII 866 >>Mhz) >> >>In the first match, I made 10 games, and Fritz 5.32 won with 3 points ahead!. It >>was amazing but hard to believe. >> >>Not very happy with Fritz 7 play in the first match, i decided to make a second >>match,and Fritz 5.32 won again, but by 2 points ahead!. Fritz 7, seems to be >>not enough strong against Fritz 5.32. >> >>Fritz 5.32 is agressive, and their play with a lot of tactical abilities, >>create serious problems to Fritz 7. I dont understand it. >> >> >>Somebody have played Fritz 7 and Fritz 5.32???? >> >>Please, give me your opinion about the strenght of these two engines. > >see http://www.geocities.com/chessfun_1999/rating.html > >Fritz5.32's rating is 2507 when the rating of the latest Fritz7 is 2643 > >I did not test Fritz7 against Fritz5.32 and I never test on 2 computers but if I >get a result that suggest that Fritz5.32 is better then my first suspect is that > there is something wrong in the computer that ran Fritz7(maybe another >application that does it significantly slower) > >Uri Beneath the truly fact that the number of given games is too low it is possible that F7 was not tested/tuned for the older F5.32 but does much better against other programs. Another plausible reason may be that F5.32 perhaps is really "better" in fast games(especially on not actually hardware)than F7 because it is quite a lot faster in Kn/s. I just tested it again and got around 530 kn/s for the start position when I got around 290 kn/s for F7.006 (all after around 1 min * IE 5.5 open on a "slow" PIII650 both with 32MB hash) Günther
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