Author: Steve Maughan
Date: 13:24:13 07/23/02
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John, He's definitely wrong with regard to CM 3000 as that was a home-grown stopgap between the Spracklens CM 2100 and De Koning's CM 4000+. CM 8000 is definitely stronger than CM 3000 but I have always rated De Koning's engine even The King 0.5 which I had on the ChessMachine hardware. IMO there was a jump in strength going from CM 5500 to CM 6000 but I've no concrete data :-(( It would be interesting to see what CM 4000 could do on todays hardware - I think it'd be up there with the best Regards, Steve Maughan >On July 23, 2002 at 14:09:30, Jerry Jones wrote: > >>On July 23, 2002 at 11:50:21, Jason Williamson wrote: >> >>>On July 23, 2002 at 11:43:55, Jerry Jones wrote: >>> >>>>On July 23, 2002 at 09:30:11, Steve wrote: >>>> >>>>>Has anyone have information about Chessmaster 9000? Is there going to be a big >>>>>difference between Chessmaster 8000 and Chessmaster 9000? What will the >>>>>difference between the two programs? Thanks >>>>> >>>>>Steve >>>> >>>>The engine changed hardly a single bit since CM 3000 but the layout has more >>>>features. >>>>JJ >>> >>>The above statement is hardly true. >>> >>>CM8000 had substantial changes over CM7000, and CM9000 will incorperate a new >>>larger book format as well. The test results that John Merlino post are pretty >>>amazing too. >> >>I was talking about the engine. >>The GUI is A-OK once you know how to work with it. >> >>JJ > >He could see that, when you said "the engine hardly changed a bit". That was >when he said "the above statement is hardly true" -- meaning that it is almost >entirely false. > >jm
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