Author: William Kerr
Date: 20:13:31 08/31/03
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On August 31, 2003 at 18:43:27, steven blincoe wrote: >>Hi Bill >> >>Do you ever pose chess problems to the matchines you have in your collection to >>get their solving times. Mates in 2,3,4,5's as sort of a comparison of one >>machine to another. If you have done this or you plan to do this please post you >>results. > >Many of the dedicated chess computers of the past have been subjected to the >Famous BT 2630 and BT 2640 suite of chess problems and positions >in fact, these test positions were a very reliable way of determining the >relative playing strength of any dedicated chess computer by comparing solve >times against these lists. >i have attached below a link that contains both the test positions and the >results of many of the computers of yesteryear >the site is an Austrian site but just click on the variuos links and you will be >all set > > >http://www.schachcomputer.at/bt2630.htm > > >Best Regards >Steve Thanks Steve I've been to the main page many times but never clicked on the BT2630 BT2450 link. Thank You Bill
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