Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 10:03:10 11/07/98
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On November 07, 1998 at 12:19:43, blass uri wrote: > >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. Fritz 5 is also a very strong engine on its own. It has the most terrific punch I have seen on a micro. It got crushed by Hiarcs 7 in my tournament, and maybe 10 more games would give a different result. Who believes that 10 games are enough to call Fritz 5 weak when there are hundreds that prove the opposite? >>This will hopefully explain why the customers get betrayed... >I do not feel betrayed by chessbase I still believe that Fritz 5 (or Junior 5) is overall the program of choice. Betrayed? What a joke... Enrique
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