Author: Robert Henry Durrett
Date: 17:08:32 06/24/02
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On June 24, 2002 at 18:56:57, Anthony Martini wrote: > Fritz 7 comes w/a good opening book, and you can make the endgame cd's, if >you have a large hard drive and endless computing time. So, are the powerbook >and endgame cd's worth getting for Fritz 7? Anybody out there using them? What >would you say is the estimated improvement (if any) ? > > -, > Anthony You seem to be asking about improvement in the scenario where the chess program is used to play games, perhaps computer versus computer. Don't know the answer for that. In a different scenario, where the chess program is used to assist in analysis, the Fritz PowerBook is very useful. It flags opening ideas the analyst might have overlooked. The endgame tablebases just give better endgame answers. Also, when I was playing chess against humans, I used the PowerBook as a quick reference to quickly find improvements for the openings I was working on. Bob D.
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