Author: Tim Blankenship
Date: 23:28:12 09/29/02
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On September 30, 2002 at 02:16:10, scott farrell wrote: >On September 30, 2002 at 01:31:00, Jason Kasick wrote: > >It ussually doesn't matter exactly how strong they are, but what you are going >to use them for? > >If you are going to play them, then they are all TOO STRONG, and they'll thrash >you all time. > >If you want them for analysis, training, run as a server on ICC - then there are >different features you might be after, not necessarily the strongest. > >Strong against humans or against computers is also a different question. > >Have you atleast started with crafty and winboard (both open source) to get an >idea of what features you might want. > >>Just a few questions before I buy a title. >> >>which program is stronger? Fritz7 or Hiarcs 8? >>Is CM9000 comparible in strength to fritz? >>where can u view computer rating lists? >> >>Anyone know of any online dealers who sell old table top computer games from say >>the Mach 3 and 4 era? besides ebay (been on there too much searching :)) >> >>Thanks in advance for replies and your help, I appreciate it IMO if you are wanting to learn from a program CM9000 ALL THE WAY..if you are wanting a program for pure strength go for Fritz 7, Deep fritz 7, or wait for CT 15
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