Author: stuart taylor
Date: 19:12:47 04/17/03
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On April 16, 2003 at 18:38:32, Drexel,Michael wrote: >On April 16, 2003 at 17:48:25, Alan Grotier wrote: > >>Now have Fritz 5.32. Main interest is Analysis features. Have always loved F5.32 >>Concidering Fritz 8. Will F8 help me more then F.5.32 >> >>Alan > >That question is not so easy to answer as it might appear. >Depends on the position and your experience. >As for Analysis I recommend still Fritz 7.008 (free Fritz 7 update) >and Chessmaster 9000 Mentor with Selective search = 12. >Analysing with both programs is probably the best you can do in Windows. >Chessmaster is an incredible strong attacker. Fritz has more knowledge and is >slightly better in some endgames. >Maybe Chess Tiger 14 is also worth considering for Analysis. I dont know. > >It is not necessary to buy the latest versions of chessprograms for Analysis. >Sometimes older versions are better for that purpose. Isn't the stronger the program, the better the analysis? And isn't CT15 stronger than CT14, and Fritz 8008 stronger than Fritz 7008? And isn't there a stronger CM9 setting? I can believe that some upgrades or settings might handicap other features, but I would honestly hope not. And anyway, a more correct analysis is surely more useful than a eady viewing one. (or is there sometimes no analysis at all?) S.Taylor S.Taylor
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