Author: Kurt Utzinger
Date: 14:18:23 02/12/05
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On February 12, 2005 at 13:12:37, Graham Banks wrote:
>On February 12, 2005 at 06:43:11, Kurt Utzinger wrote:
>
>>On February 12, 2005 at 03:56:23, Graham Banks wrote:
>>
>>>THE GREAT CM9000 SHOWDOWN!
>>>
>>>Athlon XP1900+
>>>128mb hash each
>>>3,4,5 men tablebases
>>>Ponder on
>>>No opening books
>>>34 rounds (2 cycles) at 40 moves in 80 minutes repeating
>>>
>>>
>>>CM9000 Alliance (Graham Banks)
>>>CM9000 Assassin (Graham Banks)
>>>CM9000 Default
>>>CM9000 Judge (Graham Banks)
>>>CM9000 Judge II (Graham Banks)
>>>CM9000 Justice (Jason Kent)
>>>CM9000 Mapi (Markus Pillen)
>>>CM9000 Minotaur (Graham Banks)
>>>CM9000 Minotaur 2 (Graham Banks)
>>>CM9000 Pillen (Markus Pillen)
>>>CM9000 R1 (Wilhelm Hudetz)
>>>CM9000 R2 (Jason Kent)
>>>CM9000 RIX (Wilhelm Hudetz)
>>>CM9000 SKR (Sedat Canbaz, Kurt Utzinger, Rolf Buehler)
>>>CM9000 Slayer (Jason Kent)
>>>CM9000 Slayer 2b (Jason Kent)
>>>CM9000 Surak 8c (Axel Schumacher)
>>>CM9000 TO5 (Kurt Utzinger)
>>>
>>>
>>>Stay tuned! This should be interesting!
>>
>> Hi Graham
>> This is the most uninteresting tournament for me
>> you have ever chosen -:) I am almost sure that
>> the winner will not be the strongest CM9_setting.
>> Kurt
>
>
>Hi Kurt,
>
>I'm aware that you regard testing settings against each other as meaningless.
>However I believe that the ultimate CM9000 setting should perform well against
>both other engines AND other CM settings. Ray and I have run extensive testing
>in both areas and to me this is the final piece of the jigsaw. Many CM9000 fans
>have been looking forward to this tournament incuding myself! All our data will
>be released at the completion of this tournament and then those interested can
>draw their own conclusions,
>
>Regards, Graham.
Hi Graham
Well, I know that there are people who do not share my
opinion in this matter and your tournament is ok for
them. And it's good to have different opinions -:)
Kurt
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