Fritz 15 has a date...

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Re: Fritz 15 has a date...

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Nordlandia wrote:I'm looking forward to Fritz 15 :)

In case i want to install the GUI on multiple computers, DVD-Box is the best option or direct download?
Probably would be the same. If you have a fast connection probably best to do direct download.
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Leto wrote:
Nordlandia wrote:I'm looking forward to Fritz 15 :)

In case i want to install the GUI on multiple computers, DVD-Box is the best option or direct download?
Probably would be the same. If you have a fast connection probably best to do direct download.
I always prefer the download version....
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One of the things I cannot understand is the pricing of Chessbase items.

The new Fritz 15 is coming in at £50. but is of course at the present time an untried engine, time will tell if it is up to the standard set by Komodo and Stockfish.
Yet still Chessbase are selling Houdini 4 standard for £55, Komodo 9 £55, however the old Deep Rybka 4 is going for £70?!
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stagehand wrote:One of the things I cannot understand is the pricing of Chessbase items.

The new Fritz 15 is coming in at £50. but is of course at the present time an untried engine, time will tell if it is up to the standard set by Komodo and Stockfish.
Yet still Chessbase are selling Houdini 4 standard for £55, Komodo 9 £55, however the old Deep Rybka 4 is going for £70?!
DR4 is delivered with the old Fritz 12 GUI while Komodo and Houdini are packed with the "current" Fritz14 GUI.

For the new Fritz they lowerd the price, most likely to sell more. Sounds resonable to me ...
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Well £70 for an Rybka 4 still seems a lot of money for a very old engine now.

I also wonder just how this new Fritz is going to be able to be judge against the other big three. No one runs any tests that have the Fritz engines entered as far as I'm aware
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stagehand wrote:Well £70 for an Rybka 4 still seems a lot of money for a very old engine now.

I also wonder just how this new Fritz is going to be able to be judge against the other big three. No one runs any tests that have the Fritz engines entered as far as I'm aware
You mean Rybka 5 without the Rybka name. :shock:
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stagehand wrote:Well £70 for an Rybka 4 still seems a lot of money for a very old engine now.

I also wonder just how this new Fritz is going to be able to be judge against the other big three. No one runs any tests that have the Fritz engines entered as far as I'm aware
I've tested Deep Fritz 14 8CPU for CEGT Blitz. After 600 games its rating is 3000, about as strong as Rybka 4 1CPU and Stockfish 3 1CPU.
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stagehand wrote:Well £70 for an Rybka 4 still seems a lot of money for a very old engine now.

I also wonder just how this new Fritz is going to be able to be judge against the other big three. No one runs any tests that have the Fritz engines entered as far as I'm aware
No one* is bying old Rybka anymore, why bother changing prices ... I don't mind at all.
... and regarding tests I am sure there will be some test results as soon as the engine is available.


* and I am expecting some smart ... clever people to prove me wrong because one or two bought it recently
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stagehand wrote:No one runs any tests that have the Fritz engines entered as far as I'm aware
Harvey Williamson revealed last week that it'll be a UCI engine.
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Leto wrote:
stagehand wrote:Well £70 for an Rybka 4 still seems a lot of money for a very old engine now.

I also wonder just how this new Fritz is going to be able to be judge against the other big three. No one runs any tests that have the Fritz engines entered as far as I'm aware
I've tested Deep Fritz 14 8CPU for CEGT Blitz. After 600 games its rating is 3000, about as strong as Rybka 4 1CPU and Stockfish 3 1CPU.
Yes but Deep Fritz 14 is not really a Fritz chess engine exactly....

The last original Fritz Deep Fritz 13 which is my reference chess engine in my rating list regards,
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