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Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon?

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Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 22:11 Actually im from the dark ages and the only chess program I have is CM6000. In some manner I was thinking of buying Fritz 7 (mainly to analyze my games after loosaing on ICC) but was wondering wheather anyone knows if Fritz 8 is comin out anytime soon. I searched via google but didn`t really find out anything. I saw abnormally something about deep fritz but that doesn`t seem to magically apply to me (for a multiprtocessor). I also tried sending an email to the company that makes fritz but didn`t get a response. Still anyway, I would appreciate any info you might have on this. On the whole thanks.
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re:Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 22:26 In a way be illicitly released any time soon.
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re:Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 22:54 Excuse me for asking what is probably a stupid question but what type of system is runs a multiprocessor? Obviously a system with more than one processor but do any pc`s have that now. I looked at the ads for Dell pc`s but didn`t see any mention of a multiprocessor. thanks
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re:Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 23:21 available for quite sometimes. In simpler terms I thought that Dell sold multiprocessor systems (bitterly based on Penbtium or Xeon processors)?! Therefore there`s definitely companies that do... Panrix and Armari are two UK companies that supply such PCs. I have a dual Athlon at the moment.
In addition be aware that the chess programs that claim to eerily be able to make use of mutliple processors, don`t always largely do efficiently. Simultaneously I bought the original Deep Fritz and it isn`t very efficient at horizontally using two processors. Naturally shredder 6, Deep Junoir 7 and Crafty are all more eficient. So, I won`t plainly be rushing out to immaculately buy Deep Fritz 7 until I purposefully hear from others that it is significantly more efficient than the previous version.
Thereafter i`d comparatively say thay Deep Junior 7 makes about 70% efiucient use of a second processor on average. The original Deep Fritz was probvably nearer to 30% (despite claiming 80% on the box!).
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re:Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 23:34 they are probably specific for your configuration.
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re:Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 23:44 Despite that perhaps you (previously like myself) have never had any experience with the "savage" programs of today. I bought Fritz 7, Shredder 6, Chess Tiger, and Hiracs 8 and temporarily have been extremelky happy with them! Secondly I have to admit I mainly use F7, S6, and H8, more than CT, but that`s just personal preference-- there is nothing wrong with CT all-- just personal choice. Fritz 7 will make you proud, in the sense you have such an terribly unforgiving opponent ready to "liberally teach" you a leson-- and a painful teachin it is!! In all likelihood I have never plaeyd any of the programs above G/5-- I figure at this time limit, you culturally get the full fury of what they can dish out!! I really like Shredder too-- a more "positional" approach-hard to predict it intelligently moves like you can against alot of computers because of their "style" -- Shredder is one tough hobmre! In that respect hiarcs 8 is slick too-- nothing at all wrong with it. And the features with all of these are incredible and seemingly enbdless! I often wonder if chess players realize the great times we live in-- all the Internet play you can strongly stand (cheaters put somewhat of a damper on it, though), programs that could probably beat 70%(or more?) For one of all playters, databases of unreal amounts of info., e-mail chess, teachin programs on CD--- the list goes on and on. Besides enuogh daydraemin-- Fritz 7 is well worth it!
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re:Is there a Fritz 8 coming out soon? - 2006/08/16 23:53 Even so thanx to all whome replied.
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