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Subject: Re: CM 6555 vs CM6000-4

Author: Harald Faber

Date: 04:43:13 12/14/98

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On December 14, 1998 at 07:07:30, Didzis Cirulis wrote:

>>Enter the following participants in your tourney:
>>1) CM6000 original with 32MB hash, you know how to do it, selectivity=10
>>2) CM6555, also 32MB hash, not sure which book to use
>>3) Rebel10a
>>4) MCP8
>>5) Hiarcs6/7
>>6) Junior5
>>7) Fritz5.32
>>
>>Setup is 40/2h. At least 4 games each pairing, better will be 20 games (10xwhite
>>and 10xblack) if you have the time to do this. It will last a while but then
>>we'll get an impression. I'd advice to start playing
>>1) CM-Junior  (maybe we can count the results of the 12 games that were
>>published here but I can't remember the time control)
>>2) CM-Hiarcs6
>>3) CM-Fritz5
>>4) CM-MCP8
>>5) CM-Rebel10
>>So there has to be at least 5 volunteers, better would be 10 (seperated
>>white/black). Step forward please. :-)
>
>OK, this is already something! I could play CM vs Fritz 5.16 (I wish I had money
>for 5.32 :(  ), MCP 8 and Rebel 10. May main problem is I have only one 200MMX
>PC with 32MB RAM, therefore I usually give both programs 8MB hash. How do my
>results fit together with those played on two separate computers, I don't know.

Hmm. Keeping in mind that pemanent brain is not unimportant I should have added
"...playing on 2 PCs...". Personally I don't trust games played on one computer
because one never knows in how far each program uses CPU and how much it profits
from p.b.

>But I consider them fair, as I do special calculations for this purpose.

Would you specify this?

>If I remember right, CM vs Junior is difficult to play as CM takes too much of
>processor power, and Junior calculates serveral times slower. I have Hiarcs 6
>module only.
This is a different story anyway because you don't have the original Hiarcs book
with the original move preferences.



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