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Subject: Re: First Head to Head match is over, Hiarcs7.32 Crushed Fritz 5 8-2 30'/60

Author: Dave Gomboc

Date: 11:38:04 06/22/99

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On June 22, 1999 at 14:28:03, Mark Young wrote:

>On June 22, 1999 at 13:34:01, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>On June 22, 1999 at 12:08:49, Mark Young wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>30'/60+30'/60+0'0  1999
>>>
>>>                      1234567890
>>>1   Hiarcs 7.32       1½111½1110  8.0/10
>>>2   Fritz 5.00/16Bit  0½000½0001  2.0/10
>>
>>
>>Isn't this the _wrong_ version of fritz?  IE fritz 5.32 seems (IMHO) to
>>be much stronger than the 16 bit version.  I have been playing games vs
>>fritz 5.32 and Hiarcs 7 (both using an automatic interface) and so far,
>>Fritz 5.32 feels 'stronger' to me...

This was funny to read, coming from Bob. :)

>Fritz 5.32 will be tested vs Hiarcs7.32. I setup my testing computer with more
>memory and a new harddrive so I could fully test Hiarcs7.32 with tablebase etc.
>Loaded the Chessbase programs...when I tried to load Fritz 5.32 it would not
>read. :( I will have to buy another copy.

Did you ask the manufacturer to exchange the disk for you?  (Aside: someone
commented a few months back about CD copying... here's a good example of why I
backup my CDs!)

>In my other chessbase rating games in chessbase Fritz 5.00 was the top rated
>program, with Fritz 5.32 a close second. I too feel Fritz 5.32 is stronger but
>not by much.
>
>Do I think Hiarcs 7.32 is as good as this first match results would suggest.
>Hell no. I am playing Junior 5.0 vs Hiarcs 7.32 now as I write this. After one
>game played it is down 0-1, but in the second game now being played it just now
>showed a mate in 18. So after 2 games with Junior 5 it is 1-1.
>
>P.S. I just got a CD-rom burner and installed it in one of my computers last
>night, a Yahmaha 4x4x16 to backup my cd's.

Good idea.

Dave



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