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Subject: Re: To Eduard Nemeth and Kurt Utzinger what will be the outcome if..........

Author: Kurt Utzinger

Date: 10:29:38 07/22/03

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On July 22, 2003 at 12:55:41, George Sobala wrote:

>On July 22, 2003 at 04:05:46, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>>On July 22, 2003 at 03:16:14, Jorge Pichard wrote:
>>
>>>what will be the outcome if you play using an Athlon XP 2400+ instead of those
>>>mere P650 MHz? I believe that neither of you could score 30% against Shredder
>>>7.04 UCI or Fritz 8.008.
>>>
>>>Pichard
>>
>>    Hi Jorge
>>    I have played the following games at time control 120'/40
>>    - vs Junior8 [1/2, 1/2, 0]
>>    - vs ChessTiger15 [1/2, 1/2]
>>    - vs Shredder 7.04 [1, 1/2]
>>    sometimes using P3/650 and sometimes P3/800. In short: much too less
>>    games to say anything. But if you looking at the games, there would be
>>    not much difference with a Ath XP 2400+ except the game vs Shredder704
>>    when the program on the much faster hardware would have avoided the
>>    losing move ... d4. In all the other [boring] games there was no tactics
>>    and other moves would hardly have changed the drawn result. I can't speak
>>    for Eduard Nemeth who is playing completely different to my style, but as
>>    long I succeed in getting absolute equal positions [and this is of course
>>    not always possible] from the opening with not much tension in it, I can
>>    imagine to score 30 % vs all top programs. Don't lough but I think that
>>    today's programs play positionally too sound and I guess my results would
>>    be much worse vs older chess programs like MChessPro, Gandalf (DOS) or
>>    Kallisto.
>>    Kurt
>
>... or Deep Sjeng using the "redshift" personality, perhaps. Redshift will
>strive to make the position non-boring, I assure you!

     Not a bad idea. I will give it perhaps a trial too.
     Kurt



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