Author: Brian Katz
Date: 07:38:25 12/09/03
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On December 09, 2003 at 07:50:43, pablinhoz wrote: > > just if you know... I am not sure, but my guess would be that there is no difference between engines. There are a number of Fritz 8 engine versions. Four that I am aware of. 8.0.0.5, 8.0.0.8, 8.0.0.23 and 8.0.0.26. 8.0.0.05 from earliest cd version, then 8.0.0.8 cd version, then 8.0.0.23 from the Chessbase Playchess server online upgrade. I believe that 8.0.0.26 is from the latest cd version. I am sure there are many more knowledgable out there than I who could expand on this much more than I can. I know in the past, in reference to Fritz7, when the Deep-Fritz7 version came out,(designed for dual a processor, 2 or more) (Single processor versions don't get any added benefit from dual processors I am told.)it was advertised as having more positional, and more endgame knowledge than Fritz7 even if only used with a single processor. The X3D version used vs Kasparov was Deep Fritz8. The recent advertisement in Chessbase.com does not make any reference to Deep-Fritz 8 having any more knowledge than that of Fritz 8. The only difference being that it can be used with a Dual processor and calculate 85% faster than the single processor version. The engines should be the same as any other Fritz 8 engines out there. Which version I do not know. This can always be checked by right clicking onto the engine file in the engine folder, selecting properties, and then selecting the Version tab. The Version number should be right there. Also showing in the properties window will be modification dates to compare. Brian
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