Author: Henrik Boye Laursen
Date: 22:20:10 12/07/03
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On December 08, 2003 at 00:19:32, Mike Hood wrote: >On December 07, 2003 at 20:41:55, Jasmine Baer wrote: > >>These 4 terrific games were run on my home PC (Pentium 4, 2 GHz with 480 MB of >>RAM) at a blitz time of 5'+0", utilizing an opening book that I threw together >>using the Fritz GUI. All I did was select all games from my TWIC database in >>which one or both of the players had an Elo rating of 2600+. >> >>Turing overwhelmed Konig Schwarz (King Black). Question: Is Konig Schwarz the >>engine in "Playing Chess with Fritz and Chesster"? > >Yes. The free engine is the same as the engine included in the product 12 months >ago, so maybe the "Fritz and Chesster" engine has been updated. Although I doubt >it. The whole point of Koenig Schwarz is that it's a simple engine that >beginners can defeat. > >Turing has the advantage over Koenig Schwarz that it at least thinks ahead. >Koenig Schwarz moves immediately; my guess is that it only does a single ply >search, which takes a fraction of a second. Turing is a brute force engine, >calculating every line without pruning, and it always calculates every single >move at each search depth, so it often loses on time... but only against engines >stronger than Koenig Schwarz. Where can I find the Turing engine ? Regards Henrik
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