Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 15:13:05 12/07/03
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On December 07, 2003 at 17:49:54, enrico carrisco wrote:
>On December 07, 2003 at 17:03:33, Thorsten Czub wrote:
>
>>On December 07, 2003 at 16:56:03, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>>
>>>Thorsten Czub reported about good experience with Hiarcs 9
>>>and the settings TC (aggressive, hypermodern) and after the
>>>first games it looks very nice:
>>>
>>>Hiarcs 9 TC vs Fritz 8.0.0.26 (6.5-3.5 !!)
>>>
>>>40'/40+40'/40+40'
>>>P3 800/64 MB hash, ponder=off,
>>>3-4 men EGTB, own books
>>>
>>>and even if there are still much too less games played,
>>>the outcome so far was a surprise to me.
>>>
>>>Kurt
>>
>>
>>hi kurt. there IS something with this styling. but i am not really confident.
>>I would like to have more switches. IMO there is still something not 100%
>>accurate.
>>
>>But i doubt that i have the switches it would need to change it.
>>
>>"nevertheless" i contacted eric and mark that they would look DEEPER into the
>>thing because they have of course more experience and more versions and also
>>more influence to change !
>>
>>thank you that you tried it out yourself...
>>i always like when people make their own experience and can repeat results.
>>this gives a save feeling that things can be reproduced :-)) and are not
>>randomn up's and down's depending how the moon is shining :-))
>
>I am not sure of Mark's reply to you, but we are quite aware of these settings.
>However, they do not prove "across the board" better in all situations.
>Example: Blitz controls and vs. Shredder.
>
>I have been running tests with these settings since before Hiarcs 9 was released
>to the public. When I have some concrete issues and results to report, I will
>do so.
>
>-elc.
Hi Enrico
As far as blitz time controls are concerned: this is
of no interest to me. But your second statement shows
to me that I have chosen the wrong opponent. I am going
to change this, we shall see.
Kurt
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