Author: Jonas Cohonas
Date: 14:00:50 09/12/02
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On September 12, 2002 at 16:52:09, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On September 12, 2002 at 16:30:24, Manfred Meiler wrote: > >>>(12) Chessmaster 9000 : 112 (+ 34,= 46,- 32), 50.9 % >>> >>>Nimzo 8 : 4 (+ 2,= 1,- 1), 62.5 % >>>Fritz 5.32 : 10 (+ 5,= 5,- 0), 75.0 % >>>Chess Tiger 14.0 : 10 (+ 2,= 6,- 2), 50.0 % >>>Gambit Tiger 2.0 : 10 (+ 3,= 5,- 2), 55.0 % >>>Junior 7 : 4 (+ 1,= 0,- 3), 25.0 % >>>Shredder 5.32 : 5 (+ 2,= 2,- 1), 60.0 % >>>Deep Junior 7 : 10 (+ 6,= 1,- 3), 65.0 % >>>Fritz 7 001 : 10 (+ 1,= 3,- 6), 25.0 % >>>Fritz 7 008 : 5 (+ 0,= 4,- 1), 40.0 % >>>Crafty 18.13 : 10 (+ 5,= 5,- 0), 75.0 % >>>Tiger 15 normal : 14 (+ 3,= 6,- 5), 42.9 % >>>Shredder Paderborn : 10 (+ 3,= 3,- 4), 45.0 % >>>Deep Fritz 7 : 10 (+ 1,= 5,- 4), 35.0 % >>> >>>Sarah. >> >> >>Hi Sarah, >> >>your rating list is impressive ! >>Especially your results of CM9K (compared to CM8K) are promising for computer >>chessfriends here in Germany ... where's CM9K ain't in the stores yet ;-( >>Also the results of the upcoming Tiger 15 sound very good... >> >>Thanks for your efforts ! >> >>Manfred > >Hi Manfred >I am slightly disappointed about the results of CM9K. Where is the program >better than the best CM8K-settings? Please have a look at the results vs Fritz7 >and Junior7, I see no progress at all. Of course, too few games have been played >so far. >Kurt Well if the default CM9k is stronger (significantly according to Sarah's list) than the default CM8k, then your statement: "Where is the program better than the best CM8K-settings?" is void, since both are default settings, now imagine if you then used the best CM9k settings... Regards Jonas
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