Author: Peter Berger
Date: 15:42:12 03/21/04
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On March 21, 2004 at 18:35:20, Uri Blass wrote: >On March 21, 2004 at 17:17:36, Peter Berger wrote: > >>Usually oldtime programs suck heavily with long time controls on modern >>hardware. >> >>Have a look at these three though, that really made quite an impression on me. >> >>Movei played on PIV 1.8GHz, 64MB Hash. >>Mchess 7 played on PIV 2.2GHz, 64MB Hash. >> >>Time control was game in two hours. > >I do not understand what this subject has to do with man vs machine. MChess very much felt like the human master to me here. Sorry - this is a bit hard to explain . When you watch games for 4 hours you reach some conclusions, even when you are too lazy to do a proper report. MChess showed some very cute understanding of material imbalances here. Also it hurts if you can't post the evals as they don't get stored by either prog. I wonder if I should stop to report about these kind of matches, as I feel conclusions are hard to follow, unless I do very hard work with reports, something I am not really ready to do most of the time. I thought the PGNs might still be interesting, but then I am usually too lazy to look at the PGN of others too, so maybe it is just a waste of space. Peter
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