Author: blass uri
Date: 09:19:43 11/07/98
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On November 07, 1998 at 09:17:47, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 06, 1998 at 23:56:57, Mark Young wrote: > >>> H7b J5 R10 F5 TOTAL % Played >>>Hiarcs 7b --- 4 7 8 19 63.3 30 >>>Junior 5 6 --- 5 4.5 15.5 51.7 30 >>>Rebel 10 3 5 --- 5.5 13.5 45.0 30 >>>Fritz 5 2 5.5 4.5 --- 12 40.0 30 > >Your results is exactly what i get , my results are a little weaker for fritz, >would say 35-40% when I play with my fritz5 manually. > >So YOUR fritz is not stronger than mine ! :-))) > >Only when you let it play in sweden, it gets better elo's. Fritz5 did not play in sweden against these strong opponents and they are not at the least(Junior5 is going to be in the least and I think it is going to be in the first place in the next ssdf list) > >>>- Fritz 5 simply didn't have a chance and was outplayed by H7b in all phases of >>>the game. Fritz drew 4 games, lost 6 and won none. > >This is exactly what the normal customer gets. what we all get when we buy it >legally and for money, and of course this disapoints any customer. Fritz5 scored less than 50% against Hiarcs6 in the ssdf games and Hiarcs7 is better than hiarcs6. I do not think that this dissapoint any customer because most of the customers did not buy fritz5 because of the first place in the ssdf list but because of other reasons. You can use it for training and there are many interesting options in this program. It is also an engine for some good programs like hiarcs and now nimzo. >This will hopefully explain why the customers get betrayed... I do not feel betrayed by chessbase
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