Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 06:17:20 10/09/99
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On October 09, 1999 at 08:15:52, Micheal Cummings wrote: >On October 09, 1999 at 08:00:01, curtiss parker wrote: > >>shredder is it the strongest program on the market compared to the deep > >Well I suppose the only thing you can go by is the SSDF list. There are 4 >chessbase programs played on 450 machines and they are on the top, which is a >bit misleading due to the fact that other programs have not been played on that >hardware. > >But most of the programs have been played on the next level down in hardware >they test and that is 200 MMX machines. And from that list CM6000 is on top. >If you are not a person who has been here for a while and missed the Chessmaster >6000 debates, then Just to let you know that program interface has nothing to do >with the strength of an engine, which some people seem to miss. Even though CM6K >is aimed for the mass market and does not have all the finer features in the >more dedicated chess programs, there is no doubt that Johann's King engine is in >the cream of the crop. I agree. And everybody would love to have it as an engine for their GUI. I just dislike the interface of CM6K, but this is subjective. Enrique
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