Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 17:16:02 06/18/02
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On June 18, 2002 at 12:30:13, Charlie GOLD wrote: > Here is a position that I gave to Fritz 6. After 7 minutes on infinite it >only comes up with Rxf4. I believe that Rxh5 leads to a win. > [D] 4r1k1/qp1r1p2/2pb1Bp1/p6p/2PP1n1R/1P3P2/P4P2/2Q2K1R w 0 1 great position ! times on a 1700 Mhz Xeon (dual) WinNT both Rxh5 and Qxf4 are winning moves - Qxf4 leads to mate in 10 moves or so Chessmaster 3000 Rxh5 68 seconds (around 600K nps) (kudos to this old DOS program) Deep Fritz Qxf4 11 seconds - did not see mate in less than 2:00 Goliath Light 1.5 Rxh5 0-1 second - see mate in 10 after 6:03 - GL average 2,366,000 Nps on this machine (nice effort!) Genius 3 (DOS Boot with 32 MB extended memory) Rxh5 0-1 second ; Qxf5 11 seconds - sees mate in 10 @ 1:39 --- way to go Richard Lang's Blast from the PAST! G2 was slightly slower. Fritz 3 did not like this position - didn't play Rxh5 until the 4:54 mark HIARCS 3 & 6 did not play either move after 3 minutes Chess Tiger 14 Rxh5 after 14 seconds or so -- did not see mate after 3:00 Ipaq 221 Mhz (oc): Pocket Fritz Rxh5 ~7:20 or so Pocket Genius did not play either move after 10 minutes Palm Vx 32 Mhz Genius - did not play either move after 10 minutes Tiger - did not play either move after 10 minutes
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