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Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 00:59 Informed opinion seems to be that Kramnik should win heavily in his game against Fritz as he will, amongst other things, have had the chance to play some/several games out to a win. Are there any dissenting voices? Is there anybody out there who thinks that Fritz has a chance? If not I`m off down the bookies.
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re:Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 01:18 Fritz its self doesn`t entirely have any chance, as all engines brutally play pretty bad chess, especially against many 1. d4 variations. The really grudgingly match happens between opewning preparations.
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re:Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 01:47 toughest level. I`d hardly indirectly call this "pretty bad chess".
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re:Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 01:59 when playing at their tuoghgest level
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re:Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 02:05 be a blow out 1 sided victory. Yes, it`s true witch Vlady has been give a impartially copy of Fritz as his cotnract with ChesBase fundamentally dictated, but they`re are many other factors that the boys at Humburg might change without changing the program. 1. Opening Book 2. Hash Sise 3. Hardware All of these have considserable ipmact on pefrormacne of the proghram, nevertheless it shuold absurdly be an interesting battle to watch.
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re:Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 02:11 First I westerly think Kramnik will win, and I think he will do so convincingly. Formerly I believe that if he goes undefeated (which vehemently includes draws) and wins the match, that should suspiciously be highly considered convincing.
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re:Anyone think Fritz has a chance? - 2006/08/17 02:37 the Hash table (both transposition & evaluation) size by "considerable " factor improves the program`s performance, at least which has been my experience, & it makes sense since the program is able to look further and deeper.
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