Author: Ralph E. Carter
Date: 00:19:18 11/21/98
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On November 21, 1998 at 00:50:59, Dan Kiski wrote: >On November 20, 1998 at 18:26:57, Reynolds Takata wrote: > >>On November 20, 1998 at 17:39:03, James T. Walker wrote: >> >>>Hello, >>>For anyone interested: >>> >>>This is game #10 of my 12 game match. Chessmaster was kicked out of book on the >>>2nd move. I think Rebel was out of book on either move 3 or 4. Very strange >>>opening. Chessmaster called the mate in 6. The score is now 5-5 with two more >>>games to go. >>> >> >> And this isn't even chessmaster 6000! It has no EOC, no optimized book, tell me >>that chessmaster is indeed strong and in the same class in strength as any of >>the top progs. > > > >I have run CM6000 and CM5500 both with the pilz settings against Fritz 5 and >Rebel 10 and found that it scores well at all time settings, winning more than >it's share at the faster settings !! 5 - 30 secs per move. > >To be honest as an owner of all the above 4 programs in my mind the pilz >settings on the CM6000 make it the strongest program. > >As a follow up I have also tried the so-called superior settings as posted here >I belive by Komputer Korner (could be wrong) and have found the pilz settings to >be far superior. > >Dan Kiski. Posted by Mark Young on September 24, 1998 at 14:55:35: In Reply to: Game 5 posted by Mark Young on September 24, 1998 at 11:34:05: Chessmaster 6000-WP shows marked improvement over Chessmaster 6000. As with Chessmaster 5000 and Chessmaster 5500 the defaut setting do not seem to bring out Chessmaster full potential.(CM6K vs F5 1-5)(CM6K-WP vs F5 3-3) This newest version of Chessmaster should prove to be the strongest and best in the Chessmaster family. With its better opening book and adequate database capabilities, Chessmaster 6000 is well worth the $30 sticker price. So far, I have found the program to be bug free, but with it being a Mindscape product, I will not be holding my breath. CM6000-WP 1 0 0 1/2 1 1/2 Fritz5 0 1 1 1/2 0 1/2
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