Author: Helmut Conrady
Date: 00:13:29 05/15/05
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On May 15, 2005 at 01:41:37, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On May 15, 2005 at 00:33:16, Roy Brunjes wrote: > >>On May 15, 2005 at 00:03:50, Brian Katz wrote: >> >>>On May 14, 2005 at 23:31:38, Roy Brunjes wrote: >>> >>>>On May 14, 2005 at 22:38:59, Brian Katz wrote: >>>> >>>>>What is the difference between Shredder 9 from Chessbase and Shredder 9 UCI that >>>>>can be purchased from the Shredderchess.com??? >>>>> >>>>>Will I be able to copy the Shredder UCI engine and use it in my Fritz 8 program >>>>>in an engine tournament or for personal use??? >>>>> >>>>>Please give your expert opinions. >>>>>I need to decide whether the Purchase the Disk from Chessbase,which can take >>>>>days to obtain, or download the files from Shredderchess.com and get it >>>>>immediately. >>>>> >>>>>Thanks again >>>>> >>>>>Brian >>>> >>>>I purchased Shredder 9 UCI via download. It comes with its own GUI and since it >>>>is a UCI engine, you can use it in the ChessBase Fritz 8 GUI (or Junior or >>>>Hiarcs ...) just fine. The only hitch is that the opening book that comes with >>>>S9 UCI is a wonderful book by Sandro Necchi (hope I spelled that right) and it >>>>CANNOT be used in any way with the ChessBase GUIs -- it can only be used in the >>>>Shredder 9 interface that comes with the program you download. >>>> >>>>So, S9 UCI runs in the ChessBase F8 GUI with some other opening book you build >>>>or you can use the F8 book or ... >>>> >>>>Roy >>> >>> >>>Thanks so much for your speedy reply. I am assuming that the playing strength >>>between Chessbases' Shredder 9 and the Shredder 9 UCI is the same............. >>>Also, if only used on a single processor..............wouldl Deep Shredder 9 UCI >>>have the same playing streghth as Shredder 9 UCI?? >>> >>>Thanks again.. >>> >>>Brian >> >> >>The engine is the same for Shredder 9 UCI and ChessBase Shredder 9 -- that I do >>know. I am not certain about Deep Shredder though. I think Kurt may have >>already addressed that previously though. You might check the archives... >> >>Roy > > Yes, the engines are the same. I can't say anything about > Deep Shredder on a single CPU. > Kurt SMK often used the Deep-Version in single-CPU tournaments. It`s no problem to use this version with ONE CPU. Helmut
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