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Subject: Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 17:25:22 10/14/02

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On October 14, 2002 at 20:15:47, ludicrous wrote:

>Actually, in my latest hardware of Pentium 4, I pit 'ancient' programs like
>MIRAGE or CM2000 or GENIUS 3 (manual games), and funny thing is that today's
>leading programs still have some difficulty defeating these old programs
>occasionally.
>
>Among the oldest, i think MIRAGE is the strongest one to beat.  It beats fritz 6
>in rows sometimes (5 minutes per game).
>
>Ludicrous

I never heard of mirage.

I know that Genius3 was the best of the old programs and programs of today still
cannot beat it in every game.

Are you sure that Mirage does not steal 99.9% of the cpu in the games that you
play with it against Fritz6?

I also know that chessmaster2000 was weak and I do not believe that Fritz6 has
difficulty in defeating it in fair conditions.

I think that you should not use one computer for games between programs unless
you check that the programs get 50% of the cpu.

Uri

• Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years eric guttenberg 19:09:52 10/14/02
  • Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years Uri Blass 00:11:07 10/15/02
    • Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years eric guttenberg 20:18:23 10/15/02
    • Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years eric guttenberg 10:08:36 10/15/02
  • Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years Russell Reagan 20:18:46 10/14/02
    • Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years Brian Thomas 06:58:48 10/15/02
      • Re: Improvements in Computer Chess over the years Russell Reagan 14:11:52 10/15/02

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