Author: Mark Young
Date: 22:08:50 09/10/99
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On September 11, 1999 at 00:08:02, Terry Ripple wrote: >On September 10, 1999 at 21:58:17, Mark Young wrote: > >>Blitz 5 +5 >> >> 1 2 3 4 5 >>1 Hiarcs 7.32 2500 +143 **** ½1½1 10½½ ½½½1 111½ 11.0/16 >>2 Junior 5.0 2500 +68 ½0½0 **** 110½ 1101 1011 9.5/16 >>3 Crafty 16.15 2500 -22 01½½ 001½ **** ½½10 ½½01 7.5/16 >>4 Fritz 5.00/16Bit 2500 -68 ½½½0 0010 ½½01 **** 1001 6.5/16 >>5 Crafty 16.13 2500 -117 000½ 0100 ½½10 0110 **** 5.5/16 >> >>Average elo: 2500 <=> Category: 10 >>gm = 10.72 m = 7.52 >------- > >Hi Mark, > Are you using one computer and the Fritz/Hiarcs interface for running all >these chessbase engines? > > Also, are you using Crafty's book and which one? I was curious because i just >downloaded the "book.bin" from the enormous.pgn file which is over 7Mb. Now i >need to figure out if i can load it into the book files for Crafty to be able to >access it from the Fritz/Hiarcs interface! > > Probaly you noticed by now that i played 12 games at Game/30' with Crafty16.15 >and Hiarcs7.32. Hiarcs won by 9-3. I used Hiarcs's opening book for both and >played the same opening with white and black for both engines, but i would like >to see how much of a difference it makes to allow Crafty to have it's own book! >Then i probaly wont play each opening twice as some ccc members believe that the >results might not be as accurate because of forcing one engine to play an >opening line that might not be suited for it's style of play. I can see this >point, so i want to do a little experimenting and allow Crafty to be happy!!! > >Regards, >Terry I played inside the Hiarcs interface. I always test with the Junior 5 book, so I can keep consistent conditions when testing. Crafty 16.15 did very well in this field of top blitz engines, even besting Fritz 5. Hiarcs 7.32 like always is a mad man losing only one game to Crafty 16.15 Your longer time control games are consistent in what I find in Crafty. It tends to drop off against some of the commercail programs as the time controls get longer.
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