Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 05:38:02 01/23/06
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On January 23, 2006 at 03:08:41, Volker Böhm wrote: >Hi, > >if you look at the task manager you´ll see that the Engine-Process has the same >priority as the Fritz8 GUI. But if you look clother (doesn´t work with windows >task manager) you can see that the primary working thread priority is below >normal. Doesn´t know if it is the same in Frit9 GUI. > >Greetings Volker Interesting! But now I ask you a simple question: what exactly does that mean? I mean for Fritz 8, let's keep it simple. Actually I understand you this way: (as if you said) "look folks, when I open the door in my house, suddenly it stands all open, no longer safely closed, isn't that kind of spooky? What does that mean? Is there someone here who plans to rob my personal computer? What did ChessBase plan with me? Do they want to screw my test results in an unfair manner? Will my girlfriend leave me next summer?" Please dont mistake me. I ask you to please deliver the lacking explanations, I give you a list from: 1 if we concentrate on Fritz 8, what did ChessBase do? 2 did CB screw something that would normally run in a different way? 3 seriously: could you explain how CB could fare with their GUI if FRITZ is their original engine/program for which the GUI was written in the first place? I repeat: could you or someone else explain how they could construct a GUI that is NOT guided by the direct relation to their FRITZ? 4 We have here Andy G. among others who declares that sure it's kind of spooky because we must only compare the mess in CB GUI with Arena, the wonderful GUI... But I ask a simple quesion to all here in CCC: what is the program, the chess program for which the Arena GUI has been created? No idea? Does everybody see the difference to CB right now? Since that problem or topic is actually so important for the actual tests with Rybka I advise the Rybka fans to ask for a Rybka-in favor- GUI from Vas himself. But I would seriously recommand all the Rybka fans to stop with this kind of paranoia that somewhere in the distant Middle Ages a company decided to conquer the World of CC and in special with the side effect that namely Rybka would be seriously disabled. This is bogus plus hyperbole in high-concentrated alcohol. <ggg>
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