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Subject: Re: Hiarcs 8 vs Fritz 7 @ L O N G Time Control Score W2 L2 !

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 06:21:20 05/14/02

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On May 14, 2002 at 09:11:20, stuart taylor wrote:

>On May 14, 2002 at 06:25:28, Uri Blass wrote:
>
>>On May 14, 2002 at 06:11:55, Jorge Pichard wrote:
>>
>>>I always wondered if Fritz 7 with longer time control = more powerful machine
>>>could play better ?!
>>>
>>>
>>>Hiarcs 8 (2700) - Fritz 7 (2715) [E86]
>>>Athlon 1.2 Ghz, 120'/30+120'/30+30' My Place (1), 12.05.2002
>>>
>>>W=13.2 ply; 125kN/s
>>>B=14.9 ply; 686kN/s
>
>>>Here are some additional games where I increased the 2nd second time control in
>>>the middlegage stage to 6 minutes per move.  It is interesting to notice that
>>>the longer you let HIARCS 8 think per move the better it gets.
>>
>>It is truth for all programs without bugs.
>>
>>Uri
>
>Athlon 1.2 Ghz. is not much more than half the speed of the top now. So you
>could have at least doubled the time alootment.
>
>Uri, but is it not more true about some programs than others?
>And whatwas the result with 6 min per move? (though I don't see anything special
>in that at all. Normally I think it often takes longer in middle game, in
>tournament timed games, and it is not the fastest hardware anymore (I'm sorry to
>make you feel bad. Athlon 1.2 is still great, and you should stick with it for
>atleast another year or longer, but statistically, it's not fairest to Hiarcs if
>Hiarcs is meant to be what we are suggesting, but you can always give even much
>longer time controls, which would be equivelant to 2-4 Ghz. at tournament
>timing!).
>S.Taylor

I did not buy Hiarcs8 and my hardware is slower than A1200.
I did not say that Hiarcs is better at long time control and I saw no evidence
that support it.

It did 2-2 against Fritz7 at long time control but it also did good results in
blitz based on posts of some people.

Uri
Uri



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