Author: Mike Hood
Date: 06:56:19 01/01/04
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On December 31, 2003 at 20:41:07, Mike S. wrote: >On December 31, 2003 at 13:10:05, swaminathan natarajan wrote: > >>On December 31, 2003 at 13:04:59, Rajen Gupta wrote: >> >>>> >>>>Shredder 7 SE is Special Edition! >>>>better than Shredder >>>> >>>>i expect about 20-30 elo better >>> >>>was it ever released commercially? and is it better than shredder 704? >> >>i doubt,it was released in Germany >>i'm not sure >> >>Both versions are same >>yes > >Shredder 7.SE is not the same engine as Shredder 7.04 (nor the same as Shredder >7), but is an in-between version, dll file of Jan. 21st 2003. > >Therefore, the strength is most probably between these versions too, ~2790 SSDF. >The SE version does not have some specific knowledge for locked pawn chains >(draw motif) yet, which 7.04 has. I don't know other differences. In the >WM-Test, the version solved each: > >Shredder 7 60 >Shredder 7.SE 61 >Shredder 7.04 64 > >from 100 test postitions. > >The smaller priced 7.SE edition didn't include to "classic" GUI, also the engine >isn't SMP capable. > >Regards >M.Scheidl The first (and presumably only) Shredder 7 CD contains the engine Shredder 7.0 Shredder 7SE contains the engine Shredder 7.02 The last online update is Shredder 7.04 There is a big strength increase from Shredder 7 to 7.04, and even a stylistic change, so much that I'd feel inclined to call it a different program. I assume that Shredder 7.02 has a playing strength somewhere between the strengths of the other two engines, but I'd have to rely on the test results of someone who has all three.
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