Author: Art Patterson
Date: 20:12:08 10/22/03
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On October 22, 2003 at 22:22:52, Eye Witness wrote: >I haven't noticed any polls on here in a while, i suggest some subjective >questions >1."Which program plays the most aesthetically pleasing chess?" or > >2."If you personally could play like any chess engine which one would it be?" , > >3."Will Franz Morsch be inspired to come up with improvements to fritz to gain >back his #1 spot on the ssdf?", > >4. What program and on what hardware do you think was the first micro GM >strength program(i Think Fritz 5 on a P200)?" > > > >On question 4 i mean GM strength in terms of regular chess play not >anti-computer chess play. That is to say if a person entered a swiss system >tournament and secretly used a computer program that they would have results >like a GM. Definitely Shredder 7 is the best aesthetically, with Rebel 12 a strong Second. If history has taught us anything it is that Franz Morsch always meets the Challenge when someone is Threatening Micro Supremacy. No Doubt the First GM Strength Program was Rebel Century running on 600Mhz Pent.
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