Junior in Elista

[Patatov]

According some screenshots on Chessbase web site it seems that Junior was running the 9.1 version against Deep Fritz in Elista... Was 10.1 not good enough?

[Vinvin]

Yes, I remarked the same thing. It's very strange ...

[Uri Blass]

According some screenshots on Chessbase web site it seems that Junior was running the 9.1 version against Deep Fritz in Elista... Was 10.1 not good enough?

The screenshot only showed the interface that was used and not the engine that was used.

Junior was used under chessbase interface and the programmers probably used Junior9 interface.

Uri

[cooldalek]

No Uri, that's not correct

The screenshots show the engine pane and the actual engine that was used was 9

[pedrox]

yes,

"deep junior 9.1" and "fritz elista"

[Terry McCracken]

yes,

"deep junior 9.1" and "fritz elista"

That's very odd?

Terry

[Uri Blass]

No Uri, that's not correct

The screenshots show the engine pane and the actual engine that was used was 9

No

The screenshot does not show the engine.

I tested in the past after junior4.6 different versions of Junior4.x and the screen showed the same name even when the engine was different.

The engine was some dll file that I got by email.

Uri

[cooldalek]

perhaps we are looking at different bits of the screen.

Anyway, I can't say I'm really bothered whether they used Junior 9, 10 or 11

[Patatov]

Well... As Junior was running on a 16 CPU, the laptop was just a remote terminal... That could explain the 9.1 version.

[Patatov]

Just checked again and they were using terminal services so the remote server was definitively 9.1... Very odd