Author: James T. Walker
Date: 12:35:30 12/25/05
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On December 25, 2005 at 15:14:36, Ernst Walet wrote: >On December 25, 2005 at 13:58:49, James T. Walker wrote: > >>On December 25, 2005 at 13:33:06, F. Huber wrote: >> >>>On December 25, 2005 at 13:25:24, Thorsten Czub wrote: >>> >>>>On December 25, 2005 at 13:19:11, F. Huber wrote: >>>> >>>>>de-install Hiarcs 10 >>>> >>>>>and then re-install >>>>>Fritz 9 (and maybe even the latest GUI9 update from 20.12.2005). >>>> >>>> >>>>so there was once upon a time a working version ? :-))) >>> >>>Of course, at least for me! :) >>> >>>I never had any serious problems with Fritz (versions 5 to 9), but I don´t >>>play on the Playchess server. >>> >>>Franz. >> >>If you don't have any problems with the Fritz (all) GUIs then you must never use >>them or do anything with them. I have not purchased Hiracs 10 or Fritz 9 >>because I'm tired of the bugs in the GUI. Shredder 9UCI is exactly the >>opposite. I have almost no problems with it. Even ChessPartner works better >>than Chessbase GUIs. Maybe even Arena but I don't like it so I don't use it >>much. Here is a simple example. When running an engine/engine match in Fritz >>GUI with UCI engines (like Rybka vs Fruit) I get about 15 out of 100 "line >>scores" where the games were terminated before they reached a conclusion. Run >>the same match in Shredder 9UCI and not one unfinished game. I won't waste my >>time mentioning all the bugs I see in Fritz 9 GUI. >>Jim > >The "line" scores are easy to fix. I had the same problem and found out that the >"max moves" settings is actually a ply value, so leaving it at default should be >ok (600 is 300 moves out of book). Yes, this ply count starts when the engines >are out of book. > >Yet I find the chessbase GUI not very stable though. The Shredder Clasic Guis is >the most stable imho. > >Ernst. Thanks for the info. Wish all the "bugs" were that easy to fix. :-) Jim
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