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Subject: Best Analysis Engine?

Author: Stuart Smith

Date: 03:52:52 11/20/02

I have just started to play chess and receently bought ChessMaster 9000 which I
think is an excellent all round package but I'm not too sure if its analysis
mode is particularily good. Any comments?

I play against a friend at work during my lunch break and usually lose;
sometimes I seem to be in a winning position and then I end up losing so I would
like to be able to analyse the games to see where I went wrong. At this point I
can't really say if I prefer positional or tactical play except to say that I
try to play positionally and fail, and usually fail to spot the opportunity for
good tactical play.

What would you advise for such a job (I don't necessarily want the strongest
playing engine but the 'best' analysis engine, but maybe the two are are
inseparable).

I am running a P4 2.2GHz with 1Gb RDRAM so processing power shouldn't be too
much of a problem.


Thanks

• Re: Best Analysis Engine? (FAO: John Merlino) Stuart Smith 07:31:17 11/21/02
• Re: Best Analysis Engine? Christophe Drieu 04:29:57 11/21/02
• Re: Best Analysis Engine? John Merlino 10:54:55 11/20/02
  • Re: Best Analysis Engine? Stuart Smith 23:58:22 11/20/02
    • Re: Best Analysis Engine? John Merlino 10:31:22 11/21/02
• Re: Best Analysis Engine? Marc van Hal 10:37:35 11/20/02
  • Re: Best Analysis Engine? Bob Durrett 12:01:32 11/20/02
• Re: Best Analysis Engine? Art Basham 08:57:07 11/20/02
• Re: Best Analysis Engine? Bob Durrett 08:14:58 11/20/02

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