Author: Vincent Lejeune
Date: 07:40:29 10/11/03
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Very interreting !!!!! "CSS thinks time has come to investigate these questions and also to research if chess programs would play significantly stronger at correspondence level than at tournament level. A match against the International CC Grandmaster Arno Nickel (ICCF rating 2585) must bring a decisive light herein." The comments about the games are great ! Click on "Computermatch" on the left to get informations and live annotations ! We don't know what program play wich game, the point is to hide this information to the player. The engines in this match are: Chessmaster 9000 (The King 3.23) Chess Tiger 15 Fritz 8 Hiarcs 9 Junior 8 Shredder 7.04 The engines run with this hardware: AMD Athlon XP1800+ (1533 MHz) 512 MB SD-RAM (133 MHz) Mainboard Elitegroup K7S5A Nunnmark : 7,54 AMD XP 1700+ @ 2200+ (1466 MHz @ 1800 MHz 1,3 GByte RAM NForce 2 Board Nunnmark : 8,94 AMD 2200+ (1,8 GHz) 1,25 GByte DDR-RAM GForce2 version 1 Nunnmark : 9,11 Pentium 4 Prodigy 2,4 GHz 1 GByte RAM Asus Board Nunnmark : 5,36 AMD Athlon XP 2400+ (2GHz) 1 GByte RAM Nunnmark : 9,54 Athlohn XP 2700+ (2167 MHz) 1 GByte DDR-RAM PC 400 CL3 ASUS AV600 Board mit VIA KT600 Nunnmark: 10,4 On October 11, 2003 at 05:28:32, Reimund Lutzenberger wrote: >Dear chessfriends, > >Arno has updated the games and live annotations in his cc match vs. 6 engines. >You find the games and corresponding documents here: > >http://www.chessfriend.com > >-->Computermatch > > >Please note also our current tournament offers: > >- CFC championship 2003 (3 rounds a 10 games, reflection time 40 days / 10 >moves, high prizefund, entry fee 80€, new groups start when there are enough >players) > >- CFC CC Rapid 2003 (2 rounds a 12 games, reflection time 20 + 1 days Fischer >clock, high prizefund, entry fee only 33€, start in November 2003) > >Best regards, > >Reimund Lutzenberger >(www.chessfriend.com)
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