Author: Louis Fagliano
Date: 12:41:35 07/17/02
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On July 17, 2002 at 06:48:54, stuart taylor wrote: >On July 17, 2002 at 06:07:55, Jonas Cohonas wrote: > >>http://www.niggemann.com just check under software, chessprograms! >> >>(snip) >>Catalogue: >>Deep Fritz7 is the multiprocessor version of Fritz7. On a dual processor >>machine, it will run about 85% faster than on a single. Deep Fritz7 is based on >>a Fritz7 engine. It has a further improved positional understandingendgame >>knowledge without it´s tactical ability being weakened. >> >>It comes with the latest Fritz-GUI including access to the ChessBase >>chess-server "Schach.de". >>(snip) >> >>Is this for real? > >If so, It would be already breaking through the barrier, perhaps, and be >undisputably the best to date. >So therefore, for just a bit more money I can get something atleast 50 elo above >the top of what exists now? >S.Taylor > >On the other hand, is there any real thing that can be greatly improved before >clearing up the basic computer weakneses. i.e. Does each doubling of speed still >make it as much difference in elo as it used to? (I mean there isn't much more >tactical strength to be achieved anymore, until there is about x100 the speed, >or special new knowledge) >S.Taylor Higher and higher elos don't mean much and aren't really so until one program can beat Eduard Nemeth.
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