Author: stuart taylor
Date: 16:18:00 05/03/05
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On May 03, 2005 at 18:07:22, pablinhoz wrote: >On May 02, 2005 at 21:02:18, stuart taylor wrote: > >>atleast in some slight way? >>I would think that since it seems to have been completed and released a while >>after the original Shredder 9, it might include upgraded chess strength too. >> >>If so, in what might it have been improved? > It has been improved in the way that it will run faster on 64 bits processors, >which makes the program perform better. > >> >>I know that it lacks some abilities which Shredder 7.04 does not lack (Shredder >>7.04 crushes Junior 9 convincingly, whereas Shredder 9 barely has a slight >>margin over Junior 9). Has that been added back? >> > Are you kidding? I'm a big fan of Junior, but you just have to run a 3'+2'' >test What test is this? In normal tests by playing games, Shredder 9 was quite dumbfounded by Junior 9, and results were almost even. True, Junior is a great program too. But not like Shredder 9. (except in match play with it. But the much weaker [than shredder 9] Shredder 7.04 anihalates it) > facing junior-shredder9 to see that the latter has no problem on completely >demolishing its opponent. like 160+ elo over junior > > pablo > >>S.Taylor >> >>p.s. even though (the original) Shredder 9 is very succesful on rating lists, it >>still lacks something, which I would think it didn't need to lack. If that were >>corrected, I would think it would be absolutely a fantastic program. >>S.Taylor
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