Author: José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba
Date: 09:42:47 03/27/99
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On March 26, 1999 at 18:32:38, James T. Walker wrote: >On March 25, 1999 at 01:40:14, blass uri wrote: > >> >>On March 25, 1999 at 01:35:01, Jouni Uski wrote: >> >>>"Well, there are many strong programs and for what I do they are more or less >>>the >>> same really. I use ChessBase 7 and it comes with some programs, Fritz and >>>Junior >>> and I use those. Not much difference. Junior is quite strong. There are others, >>>some >>> are included with ChessBase. Crafty is weaker, pretty bad relatively." >>> >>>Pretty bad with 3100+ rating ?!?! >> >>I do not know that it is 3100+ rating as a fritz engine. >> >>Uri > >Hello Uri, >I'm sure that's what he (GK) meant-- Crafty as a Chessbase engine is "pretty bad >relativively". All my test indicate Crafty is still a long way below the top >engines (At Blitz anyway). I haven't done much testing at 40/2 but at game/10 >Crafty can't handle the top programs on equal hardware. My latest Blitz ratings >from auto232 testing: > > Program Rating No. games Adj. Rating >1. Fritz 5.32 2460 133 2570 >2. Junior 5.0 2453 161 2563 >3. Nimzo 99 2356 261 2466 >4. Crafty 16.5 2296 277 2406 >5. Crafty 16.6 2294 162 2404 >6. Comet B00 2238 344 2348 > >My Crafty only has a few of the 5 man tablebases and is missing the most >important one (KRPKR). I don't know what the problem is with Crafty. I would >be interested in other peoples opinions on what Crafty is missing. It seems to >be very agressive in it's style but gets out calculated. >Jim Walker The results depend on which "equal hardware" you are using. If you get two quad-Xeon computers (like Bob's), and match Crafty (using its SMP code) against the same programs you will get better results for crafty, as the other programs will only be wasting three of the four processors (and crafty will be using the four).
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