Author: Mark Young
Date: 10:23:34 09/26/98
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On September 26, 1998 at 12:07:59, James T. Walker wrote: >I am curious about your match cm6k/Fritz5.16. What kind of computers are you >using (Manufacturer)? Is this a 6 game match ? I have played many >computer/computer matches and one thing I have learned is that 6 games means >absolutely nothing. I have seen one computer beat the other 6.5/3.5 in ten >games and then in the second ten games it is reversed by 7 to 3. I have seen >this many times in the last 20 years. So I'm not sure what you will prove in a >short match . The computers are put together and configured by me; both are PII 333 with 128mb ram. This is the second six game match played with CM6000 (default) with twelve games played. More games to come. I am not trying to prove anything. I am in the process of evaluating Chessmaster 6000. When you evaluate a new program, you start out with no data (That is why only a few games have been played). I choose to play Fritz 5 because I consider it the strongest program currently out, and this gives me a good frame of reference to start evaluating a new program. I am breaking down the data as I generate it into a series of smaller matches, because it makes it easier to post as I have Chessmaster play different time controls, and different programs. I choose to share my results on CCC because this is a Computer Chess Club and others members are following the results...
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