Author: blass uri
Date: 21:59:49 12/05/98
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On December 05, 1998 at 20:39:02, Detlef Pordzik wrote: >On December 04, 1998 at 04:41:17, Harald Faber wrote: > >>On December 04, 1998 at 00:52:06, blass uri wrote: >> >>>>Tell me please - do you vary 200 MMX vs 200 MMX - or do you play, whatever >>>>combination you can gat a hold on ? >>> >>>I do not play between computers. >>>The ssdf volunteers do it. >>>The ssdf volunteers always give new programs better hardware. >>>It is not misleading because in the rating list there is no fritz3(pentium200) >>>but only Fritz3(pentium90). >>>Uri >> >>But what is to say against playing Fritz3/200MMX?? It should be very >>interesting, agreed? Or does anyone hold the hand on this so that one can't say >>"Fritz3/200MMX is (almost) as strong as Fritz5/200MMX" (what of course would >>reduce Fritz5 sells) although none expects this would happen in the >>games/results/ranking but still possible? >>I think there are many interestes in watching Fritz3, Genius3 and >>Chessmaster4000/5000 play on 200MMX against a) the follow-ups and b) the new >>beasts. Is it still up to me/us to do such matches/contests? I can't believe it. > >>>It is not misleading because in the rating list there is no fritz3(pentium200) >>>but only Fritz3(pentium90). > >Oh - really ! >You give me brandnew sights of how a rating is made........ >took so many years to finally meet the expert - praise the Lord ! >To come back serious : >do you really wanna make believe, what you're writing ? Or is this an expanation >error ? > >ELVIS I believe what I am writing. There is a reason for the fact that the ssdf guys give old hardware for old programs. They were tested on old hardware some years ago and they have a rating so it is easy to calculate the rating of the new programs by these games They are not interested in the rating of old programs like fritz3 in new hardware and the fact that Fritz3(p90) is playing is only to compare between the new programs. Uri
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