Author: Komputer Korner
Date: 12:20:26 12/07/98
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On December 03, 1998 at 23:26:36, Reynolds Takata wrote: > >> >>You are right Elvis, as always. Read my latest review of it in the EN Passant >>magazine of the Chess Federation of Canada. They have a web site and will be >>glad to send you a copy of their magazine and they might even give it to you for >>free. (No promises though). In the review I detail the whole truth and nothing >>but the truth. I gave it a Komputer Korner Gold Medal for its value in features >>to non tournament players and for it’s engine strength For the non-tournament >>player, it is a great bargain, no doubt about it. >>-- >>Komputer Korner > > >Everyone has ther own opinions, but being a USCF life Master/Fide Master, and >having played chess for 20+ years, I feel that CM 5500-6000 is a great tool for >tournament players. > >R. Takata You are simply wrong here. Everyone agrees that CM6000 is very very strong. That is not the point. The point is that it is missing some very critical features like 1) the ability to analyze in player player mode with engine analysis at the same time 2) a decent opening book editor. The one that CM6000 has is a joke. The first feature is so critical that not having it forces an incredible waste of time changing modes whenever you change sides in analysis or do take back moves in your manual analysis. Use a program that allows engine PV in player player mode and you will see what I mean. -- Komputer Korner -- Komputer Korner
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