Author: walter irvin
Date: 10:37:29 10/28/99
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On October 28, 1999 at 10:47:41, blass uri wrote: >On October 28, 1999 at 09:10:50, walter irvin wrote: > >>On October 27, 1999 at 15:40:16, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>On October 27, 1999 at 15:22:29, Alexander Kure wrote: >>> >>>>On October 27, 1999 at 11:55:49, Amir Ban wrote: >>>> >>>>> >>>>>You noplayed the two highest rated blitz computers around (Ban & Varguz). The >>>>>others are either hundreds of points lower or don't come any longer. >>>>> >>>> >>>>As I run Varguz on my second compi I think I can add something: >>>> >>>>I do not care if Crafty is noplaying Varguz. I do not have a noplaylist, cause I >>>>simply do not care. I think Crafty is an amateur program that could learn a lot >>>>from playing the commercials. >>>>Let me put it this way: Compared to the strong commercial programs like Junior, >>>>Fritz, Hiarcs and Nimzo Crafty is much weaker and needs some improvements to be >>>>a match for the above programs on equal hardware. >>>> >>>>Greetings Alex >>> >>> >>>However it is more than a match on unequal hardware... which is what I run on >>>of course. :) >> >>Bob you sell yourself short ,crafty on equal hardware does just fine , the only >>program crafty seems to have a problem with is cm 6000 .but some of the others >>have problems with cm 6000 . > >I do not agree. >I know that Crafty has a clear hardware advantage against Junior6 in ICC(not >only because of hardware but also because of the fact that Junior is a manual >program) and I believe that Junior6 could win easily on equal hardware. > >Uri i dont know crafty gives hiarcs , fritz trouble . junior ???? i dont have junior yet . i must get junior or is it deep junior the one that will support multi proccesors ?? if deep junior supports multi procc then maybe a quad qeon deep junior could scrap with crafty ?? that would be a rumble almost worthy of pay per veiw .
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