Author: Terry Ripple
Date: 12:20:11 06/20/99
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On June 20, 1999 at 13:47:43, John R. Menke, Sr. wrote: >To all CM6000 experts: >Some people say the original default personality settings are best for >Chessmaster 6000, while others are pushing the CM6555 settings. The Komputer >Korner review of CM6000 recommends similar settings as CM6555, but with pawn=1.1 >and a few other settings a bit different. What are the best personality >settings, really, and what's the proof? >---JRM Hi John, If you were following my mini tournament between CM6555 and CM6000, the games are showing some Interesting Results: CM6555 now leads by 8.5 to 2.5, so i`am convinced that CM6555 is better at this Time cotrol of 40/2hrs. There is another gentleman on here that was in contact with me and stated that he ran several tests to his conclusion that CM6000 with the Selective Search set at 10 and all other settings set at Default were the Best settings in his Tests! I was thinking of stopping this match at 12 games which would be just one more and having a match between CM6555 and CM6000 with CM6000`s Selective Search set at 10,like that gentleman said he thought was the best setting. I would use the Same Openings and all the Same settings for this match and play 12 games. I think 12 games are enough if the score starts showing a big difference but would need to have many more games if the score was close! I will call this Opponent CM6010, representing the Selective search set at 10 and all other settings set at Default-Normal! Another approach would be to make CM6010 play a match against CM6000 just like the Match i`am doing now. I think this would be something i could do if the score would be close in the match. I`am hoping some chess players out there will voice their opinions what would be interesting for a match between these ChessMaster Personalities. Best regards, Terry Ripple
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