Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 05:20:38 11/05/99
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On November 05, 1999 at 08:08:32, Alexander Kure wrote: >On November 05, 1999 at 07:49:20, Alexander Kure wrote: > >>On November 05, 1999 at 07:28:31, Shep wrote: >> >>>On November 05, 1999 at 07:23:21, Terje Vagle wrote: >>> >>>>Thanks in advance >>> >>>In no particular order: >>> >>>Comet B.09, Little Goliath 2000A, Gromit 2.20, Phalanx XXI and AnMon 5.0. >>> >>>Probably Insomniac as well, but I don't have it. >>>And of course disregarding the Nimzo 2000 WB engine. >>> >>>--- >>>Shep > >Disregarding the Nimzo 2000 WB Engine seems a little bit harsh to me. While it >is true that the original Winboard Engine that was shipped with the Nimzo 2000 >stand alone version is not as good as the stand alone one, I do not agree with >your "of course...". The WB Version is stronger than all of the progs you were >listing above. I do not want to prove this statement with statistical material >but invite you prove the opposite. >There have been 2 upgrades of the WB engine meanwhile, which unfortunately were >not made available for the public until now. I heard that with the new Shredder >4.0 a new WB version of Nimzo will be accompanied. >There is a Winboard version of Nimzo 7.32 playing on the ICC (handle 'Varguz') >which is is among the best computer progs there. This version is an experimental >version for our members of the Nimzo-Werkststatt an is not available for public. >I do not know of any Winboard engine that is nearly as strong in playing >strength (Crafty with his superior quad Xeon is an exception) as this version. >OF COURSE you are invited to play Varguz on the ICC with any Winboard version >you like to prove me wrong. > >Greetings >Alex Think the original WB Nimzo2000 is too weak to even be connected with the good Nimzo name! Have asked and asked for a free upgrade on their sites, but still nothing has happened... This way of handeling things really gives a _very_ bad reputation... Sune
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