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Subject: Re: Chessmaster version test for Mr. John Merlino

Author: Coxwell Strange

Date: 02:49:38 07/11/02

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  It is readily agreed that nps are not a very good guide for strength
comparisons of different programs.  However, nps do not directly translate to
depth/time.  Depth/time is not necessarily useful when comparing different
programs, but usually is with the same general programs.  With a program that
displays nps, it has been seen that higher nps can be displayed with smaller
hash, but the smaller hash increases the time to depth, so in at least that
case, nps can be inversely related to time/depth.

• Re: Chessmaster version test for Mr. John Merlino pavel 05:09:52 07/11/02
  • Re: Chessmaster version test for Mr. John Merlino Jorge 12:07:02 07/11/02
    • Re: Chessmaster version test for Mr. John Merlino Coxwell Strange 15:21:08 07/11/02

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