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Subject: Re: Which chess program is strongest at 2 hours per move (e.g. 1.2 G)?

Author: Kurt Utzinger

Date: 23:52:26 11/19/02

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On November 20, 2002 at 02:38:08, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On November 20, 2002 at 02:11:16, stuart taylor wrote:
>
>>That is something that I always want to know.
>>Is it perhaps CM9K Utzinger? As that program/setting is said to be much stronger
>>on long timings compared to blitz, in comparrison to the parity with other
>>programs.
>>
>>I would do anything to have a program which trounced all others at 2 hours per
>>move.
>
>No such program exists.  The programs that are excellent at 40/2 will also be
>excellent at one move per day or other very long time controls.
>
>No program is going to trounce all others at any time control.

Just correct, but I would never say that CM9_Utz12n is best at 40 or 120'/40.
This indeed strong CM9-setting has played 30 games (40'/40) against 13 of the
best programs with a winning score of total 62 %

CM9 X   Program	        Games	CM9 X	Opp	Score	Time	Hardware/HT
CM9 X	Aristarch 4.4	30	21.5	8.5	72%	40'/40	P3 650/32
CM9 X	Chess Tiger 14	30	18	12	60%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Crafty 18.15	30	21.5	8.5	72%	40'/40	Dur 1.3/64
CM9 X	Fritz 7.0.0.8	30	16.5	13.5	55%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	GambitTiger2 ag	30	13	17	43%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Hiarcs 7.32	30	17	13	57%	40'/40	P3 650/32
CM9 X	Hiarcs 8	30	16.5	13.5	55%	40'/40	P3 800/32
CM9 X	Junior 7	30	16.5	13.5	55%	40'/40	Dur 1.3/64
CM9 X	List 4.61	30	20.5	9.5	68%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Nimzo 7.32	30	20.5	9.5	68%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Ruffian 1.0.1	30	19.5	10.5	65%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Shredder 6.02	30	18	12	60%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Yace 0.99.56	30	21	9	70%	40'/40	Ath 1.3/64
CM9 X	Total	        390	240	150	62%	40'/40	Various

But to say something more concrete we should have played 100 games each.

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Kurt






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