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Subject: Re: Best Computer Chess Program

Author: Shaun Graham

Date: 00:46:38 09/30/98

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On September 30, 1998 at 01:13:32, Jouni Uski wrote:

>On September 30, 1998 at 00:35:13, Shaun Graham wrote:
>
>>
>>7.  Aesthetic appeal, it runs in win95-98 and has multiple boards and a very
>>high qaulity 3d feature(perhaps and IMHO the best 3d available)  Nicest GUI
>>available in most people oppinion i'm sure.
>>
>
>Really? I found Fritz's 3D board to be like a joke - I watched it couple of
>seconds and it was enough... CM5000 has only real 3D board so far.
>
>Jouni


Well Bernie everyone has there own oppinion, but i think few would think
CM5000's bitmap image method can compare to the fritz 3d.  You can find some
examples of what Fritz's 3d looks like on the chessbase page.

• Re: Best Computer Chess Program Komputer Korner 10:33:13 09/30/98
  • Re: Best Computer Chess Program Larry S. Tamarkin 11:10:23 09/30/98
  • Re: Best Computer Chess Program Danniel Corbit 11:03:26 09/30/98
    • Re: Best Computer Chess Program James Robertson 18:39:47 09/30/98
  • Re: Best Computer Chess Program John Coffey 10:43:54 09/30/98
    • Re: Best Computer Chess Program Alessio Iacovoni 08:55:39 10/01/98
      • Re: Best Computer Chess Program John Coffey 09:50:10 10/01/98
        • Re: Best Computer Chess Program Komputer Korner 11:14:39 10/05/98
          • Re: Best Computer Chess Program Danniel Corbit 23:00:54 10/05/98
    • Re: Best Computer Chess Program Tom Jones 15:37:40 09/30/98
      • Fritz 5 is good for beginners. John Coffey 17:41:03 09/30/98
• Re: Best Computer Chess Program Robert Hyatt 10:23:50 09/30/98

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