Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 21:49:50 11/01/03
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Dana,
Chess Tiger 14.0 with 32 MB Hash on 333 MHz PII finds the correct move after 2
seconds.
00:00:00.4 0.10 6 24681 Qd2-e2 Bb7-a6 Ne3-c2 Nb4xc2 Bb1xc2 Rc8-a8 e4-e5
00:00:00.2 -0.08 7 47938 Qd2-e2 Bb7-a6 Ne3-c2 Nb4xc2 Bb1xc2 Rc8-a8 e4-e5 Nh7-f6
00:00:00.6 0.02 7 60498 e4-e5 d6xe5 Ra1-a7 Qe7-c7 Qd2-c3 Qc7-b8 Qc3-a1 Nb4xd5
Nf3xe5 Qb8xe5 Qa1xe5 Re8xe5
00:00:02.0 0.06 7 128601 Ne3-d1 Rc8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Nd1-c3 Ra8-a3 Nc3xb5 Ra3xb3
00:00:03.9 0.42 8 233302 Ne3-d1 Rc8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Nd1-c3 Ra8-a3 Nc3xb5 Ra3-a5
Nb5-d4
00:00:06.8 0.30 9 438552 Ne3-d1 Nh7-f6 Nd1-c3 Qe7-d7 Qd2-f4 Kg8-g7 Ra1-a7 Rc8-a8
Ra7xa8 Re8xa8
00:00:13.2 0.34 10 892649 Ne3-d1 Nh7-f6 Nd1-c3 Qe7-d7 Nf3-g5 Rc8-a8 Ra1xa8
Bb7xa8 f2-f3 Ba8-b7 Qd2-f2
00:00:26.6 0.32 11 1823834 Ne3-d1 Nh7-f6 Nd1-c3 Qe7-d7 Qd2-b2 Rc8-a8 Ra1xa8
Bb7xa8 Nc3xb5 Nf6xd5 Nb5xd6 Qd7xd6 e4xd5 Re8xe1+ Nf3xe1 Ba8xd5
00:00:54.9 0.32 12 3868216 Ne3-d1 Nh7-f6 Nd1-c3 Qe7-d7 Qd2-b2 Rc8-a8 Ra1xa8
Bb7xa8 Nc3xb5 Nf6xd5 Nb5xd6 Qd7xd6 e4xd5 Re8xe1+ Nf3xe1 Ba8xd5
TJF, Albuquerque
On November 01, 2003 at 23:54:57, Dana Turnmire wrote:
>[Event "Test 10"]
>[Site "?"]
>[Date "0000.??.??"]
>[Round "?"]
>[White "?"]
>[Black "?"]
>[Result "*"]
>[d] 2r1r1k1/1b2qp1n/3p2p1/1ppP3p/1n2P3/1P2NN1P/3Q1PP1/RB2R1K1 w - -
>
>{WHITE TO MOVE: 1.Nd1!! The best move without a doubt. White's Knight
>retreat,though odd looking, stops Black's ...Ng5 (White's Queen now hits that
>square) and prepares to swing the Knight around to c3 where it takes aim at
>Black's loose pawn on b5. Black can save his pawn by moving his b4-Knight and
>pushing the b-pawn to b4, but that leaves a once-active Knight on a poor
>square, and also creates a hole on c4. (Anand-Kamsky, Las Palmas Match 1995).
> How to Reassess Your Chess Workbook, p. 270} 1. Nd1 *
>
>On an AMD 1800+
>
>CM9K 41 sec before it sticks with it.
>CM9 SKR 33 sec
>Arasan 7.2 24 sec
>
>Crafty 19.3 chooses 1.Nc2 after 5 min
>Genius 7 also chooses 1.Nc2 after 5 min
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