Author: Mike Hood
Date: 02:08:28 12/08/04
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On December 07, 2004 at 15:05:19, Albert Silver wrote: >On December 07, 2004 at 14:42:56, derek hardie wrote: > >>On December 07, 2004 at 13:56:01, Derek Paquette wrote: >> >>>On December 07, 2004 at 13:54:17, stuart taylor wrote: >>> >>>>Anyone have any? >>>>S.Taylor >>> >>>J9 won't be releassed until dec.10th, which means if its preordered it might be >>>on your doorstep a week later, if you live in the USA OR CANADA. Personally, I >>>don't believe it will be able to beat Shredder 8 in a tournament time control >>>match. >> There seems to be no memtion on the "new" strenght on junior 9 engine at >>chessbase or chesscentral....usually they always describes the new engine >>with new features but I don't see it.It would be nice if they could estimate the >>increase in elo and if you get 2 engines with deep junior 9. >>I really would love to know which is stronger on a single processor--deep >>junior9 or junior 9 > >I don't see why there's much doubt. Every Deep Junior since the first has been >weaker on a single processor compared to the 'plain' Junior version, so I don't >understand why anyone would believe this one should be any different. There is >absolutely no comparison with the Deep Fritzes, which were all newer and >stronger versions of the single processor Fritz. Note that they also several >months after the single CPU version as well. > > Albert As far as I know, the multi-processor version of Junior is the "standard" version, so it's no surprise that Deep Junior and Junior are always released simultaneously.
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