Author: Heinz van Kempen
Date: 17:17:22 07/18/05
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On July 18, 2005 at 16:45:59, Ray Banks wrote: >Well guys, I've quietly been running CM10th testing the last few months. Time >now to reveal details to date: > >Chessbase Shredder 9 GUI >40 moves in 40 min repeating, 256MB Hash >Dual Athlon MP2000+ with ponder on (3 boxes) >3-4-5 men EGTB >no learning > >Each CM10th personality plays 40 games against each of: > >Shredder 9 >Fritz 8 Bilbao >Junior 9 >Aristarch 4.50 >Hiarcs 9 >Ruffian 2.1.0 >Gandalf 6.0 > >The above are using their own books. CM10th uses the CM10th book converted to >Chessbase format. > >That is 280 games for each personality. CM10th default was tested to provide a >baseline, and CM9000 Slayer was also included as that was the top personality in >my CM9000 testing. > >Results to date: > >Firstly the "baselines": > >119.5 / 280.0 CM10th Default >124.5 / 280.0 CM9000 Slayer > >Then to date: > >137.5 Behemoth >137.0 Milan 2.3 >136.0 Berean 5.53 >129.5 Emporer >128.0 Yoda 2.7 >126.5 D1 Meandros >123.5 Cobra > >So - all personalities are stronger than the strongest CM9000 personality I >tested which was Slayer. The top group are also significantly better than Cm10th >default. > >Currently testing Schumacher, then Scorpion and SoFar. After that I'm not sure, >will consult with Graham ! > >All this activity explains why you haven't seen any tournments from me for a >while :-) Hi Ray, this looks impressive and also the amount of personalities created. A lot of fascination comes from all this names, while Behemoth reminds me my favourite strategy game "Heroes of Might and Magic". Anyway the first three are pretty close. One of them we will add surely to CEGT as soon as we have 1000 games for Steadfast and Yoda. Looks like the strongest settings might finish on the level of Chess Tiger or even Hiarcs in our list. Keep up the good work for all Chessmaster fans. I am definitely one of them. Best Wishes Heinz
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