Author: Tina Long
Date: 20:55:32 10/28/99
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On October 28, 1999 at 15:53:42, Michel Langeveld wrote: >On October 28, 1999 at 15:45:10, Rob Shultz wrote: > >> >>I was using Fritz5.32 (Oct99 patch on a PII 450) to analyse a recent game of >>mine and after letting it analyse overnight the only data in the thinking window >>was: >> >>Nxg3 >>-9.25 depth 13/51 14:43:27 30094298kN >> >>In case you were wondering what the position was: >> >>r2k3N/ppp3pp/8/3Pp3/Q1Bnn1bq/2P3P1/PP1P3P/RNB1K2R b KQ - 0 1 >> >>I was hoping for a little more of the pv continuation. :-) I also have >>Junior5.0 and Nimzo99 and they also do this sometimes. I haven't tried >>corespondence mode but I don't normally let the PC work on 1 position for 14 >>hours. I just happen to start it thinking when I left my office for the night. >> >>Thanks, >>Rob Shultz > >Fritz 5.32 takes the pv out of the hashtable. Small pv's are mostly produced >when the move is changed last ply. On the next ply it will be restored. Since >fritz takes twice the time to go 1 ply deeper it would take an +/- 30h analysis. > >cheers, > >Michel Langeveld Without reference to this particular position. (I'm using all my memory in about 15 Navigator boxes) The line Nxg3 -9.25 depth 13/51 14:43:27 30094298kN Fritz is saying to me: "the last time I decided on Nxg3, which I will announce at ply 13.01, I made a reasonably substantial change in the score to make it -9.25. Because of this change I am now looking again more deeply at this move. Sometime in the next 15 or so hours I will announce 13.01 Nxg3 plus extension, at a score approximating -9.25" Fritz is saying this in a German accent with humour, just like he says "What, you are taking back Again?" cheers, Tina Long
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