Author: blass uri
Date: 05:58:50 02/27/99
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On February 27, 1999 at 06:17:06, Mark Young wrote: >>position number 2: >>r2qr1k1/ppNb1ppp/3Q1n2/8/2P1PBn1/5KP1/PP5P/4RB1R b - - 0 1 > >Hiarcs7 was unable to find g4 after >8 hours of search. Both selc. 5, and 7 gave >to same line and results. > >Here is Hiarcs7 PV for this position. >f6xe4 e1xe4 e8xe4 f3xe4 d7-c6+ e4-d4 d8xd6+ f4xd6 +54 selc. 5, and 7 This is the only position that dark thought failed to solve after an hour with alpha 600Mhz chessmaster 6000 with ss=10 solved this position after 2 hours 22 minutes and 52 seconds on pentium200MMX with 128 MB hash tables. The previous line of chessmaster6000 was identical to hiarcs7. I think that Nxe4 leads to better endgame for white when g5 leads to equality. Uri
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