Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 05:13:42 07/04/05
Go up one level in this thread
On July 04, 2005 at 06:20:31, Thomas Lagershausen wrote: > [D]r1r1q1k1/6p1/3b1p1p/1p1PpP2/1Pp5/2P4P/R1B2QP1/R5K1 w - - 0 37 > >Fruit 2.1: > 1/4 00:00 5 0 +0,39 Ta8: Ta8: Ta8: Da8: > 1/4 00:00 21 0 +0,49 Kh1 > 1/5 00:00 62 0 +0,52 Ta3 > 1/5 00:00 70 0 +0,62 Ta5 > 1/5 00:00 77 0 +0,97 Ta7 Ta7: Ta7: > 2/8 00:00 292 0 +0,97 Ta7 Ta7: Ta7: > 3/8 00:00 726 0 +0,59 Ta7 Ta7: Ta7: e4 > 4/10 00:00 2.781 0 +0,52 Ta7 Ta7: Ta7: Ta8 Le4 Ta7: Da7: > 5/11 00:00 8.295 0 +0,59 Ta7 Ta7: Da7: Kh7 Le4 Dh5 > 5/11 00:00 17.643 0 +0,70 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Td8 Ta5 Lb4: cb4: Td5: > 6/13 00:00 30.673 0 +0,86 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Dd7 Ta7 Tc7 Db8+ Kh7 > 7/16 00:00 64.740 0 +0,98 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kh7 Ta7 Dh5 h4 > 8/18 00:00 123.240 0 +0,98 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kh8 Ta6 Dd8 d6 Lb6+ Kh2 > 9/18 00:00 212.591 0 +0,89 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Ta6 Td8 Le4 Dh5 Ta7 >Dd1+ Kh2 > 10/21 00:00 396.411 0 +0,89 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Ta6 Td8 Le4 Dh5 Ta7 >Dd1+ Kh2 > 11/25 00:00 800.293 0 +0,89 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Kh1 Ta8 De8:+ Te8: >Ta7 Ld6 Td7 Le7 d6 > 12/27 00:01 1.456.127 960.000 +0,78 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Kh1 Ta8 De8:+ >Te8: Ta7 Lb6 Tb7 Le3 Tb5: Ta8 > 13/30 00:02 3.022.768 1.055.000 +0,99 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Kf1 Ta8 >De8:+ Te8: Ta7 Te7 Tb7 e4 Tb5: Le5 Tc5 Lc3: Tc4: > 14/35 00:04 4.886.204 1.125.000 +0,99 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Kf1 Ta8 >De8:+ Te8: Ta7 Te7 Tb7 e4 Tb5: Le5 Tc5 Lc3: Tc4: > 15/36 00:07 8.921.793 1.164.286 +0,99 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Lc7 De6+ Kf8 Kf1 Ta8 >De8:+ Te8: Ta7 Te7 Tb7 e4 Tb5: Le5 Tc5 Lc3: Tc4: > 16/42 00:18 21.680.519 1.180.000 +0,61 Db6 Ta2: Ta2: Ta8 Ta8: Da8: Dd6: Da1+ >Kh2 Dc1 Db8+ Kh7 Db5: Df4+ Kg1 Dc1+ Ld1 Dd1:+ Kh2 Dd3 d6 Dc3: Db7 > 16/42 01:44 123.904.617 1.185.865 +0,73 Le4 Tcb8 Ta6 Ta6: Ta6: Dd8 Kh2 Tb7 De3 >Kh8 g3 Kh7 Ta1 Td7 Ta5 Db8 Ta1 > 17/58 02:08 145.428.631 1.131.395 +0,69 Le4 Tcb8 Ta6 Ta6: Ta6: Dd8 Kh2 Tb7 De3 >Kh8 g3 Kh7 Ta1 Td7 g4 Tb7 Df2 Td7 > 18/58 02:51 190.552.266 1.110.890 +0,69 Le4 Tcb8 Ta6 Ta6: Ta6: Dd8 Kh2 Tb7 De3 >Kh7 g3 Db8 Ta1 De8 g4 Dd8 Dd2 Td7 Df2 > 19/58 04:08 276.357.192 1.114.213 +0,69 Le4 Tcb8 Ta6 Ta6: Ta6: Dd8 Kh2 Tb7 De3 >Kh7 g3 Db8 g4 Df8 Ta2 De8 Ta1 Dd8 Df2 Td7 > 20/58 06:18 417.340.778 1.100.875 +0,69 Le4 Tcb8 Ta6 Ta6: Ta6: Dd8 Kh2 Tb7 De3 >Kh7 g3 Db8 g4 Df8 Ta2 De8 Ta1 Dd8 Dd2 Td7 Df2 > 21/58 11:09 732.290.049 1.094.633 +0,69 Le4 Tcb8 Ta6 Ta6: Ta6: Dd8 Kh2 Tb7 De3 >Kh7 g3 Kg8 Ta1 Td7 Df2 Kh7 Ta5 Db8 Ta6 Tb7 Ta1 De8 > >37.Be4 !! after 1 Min 44sec on a Athlon 3800+ (512 MB Hash) As proven by Seirawan 37.Qb6 is 1-0 Be4 is not so clear Kasparov said litterary: "why didn't it play Qb6, ALL computers play Qb6" >This move breaks the nerves of worldchampion Kasparov. He thought only Karpov >could tell the machine this move. > >Fruit 2.1 is very, very impressive. Any other programs? > >TL
This page took 0.01 seconds to execute
Last modified: Thu, 15 Apr 21 08:11:13 -0700
Current Computer Chess Club Forums at Talkchess. This site by Sean Mintz.