fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
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Nimzovik
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
Yes... I was unclear. I meant ...Why buy deep fritz 10 when Rybka 3 kicks its stuff all over the place and is cheaper
. I understand variety of engines etc. However speaking in terms of practicality and bang for dollar.......well.............. I must say I find Uri's comment interesting............... Indeed...If I were in charge of Fritz marketing I would be offering the 'Deep' versions at non deep prices...I think more money would be made then. Only if Fritz ever beats Rybka consistently (
)would I sell 'Deep' at higher prices. Yes?
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Dr.Wael Deeb
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
I would still but Deep Fritz 10 for it's interesting playing style....
Since the release of Fritz 11 it became obvious that it's playing style has gone fishy,meaning it's playing stronger but boring....
The same goes for Deep Fritz 11,Deep Fritz 10 was another story
I play the damn things,I know the damn things regards,
Dr.D
Since the release of Fritz 11 it became obvious that it's playing style has gone fishy,meaning it's playing stronger but boring....
The same goes for Deep Fritz 11,Deep Fritz 10 was another story
I play the damn things,I know the damn things regards,
Dr.D
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Nimzovik
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
Fascinating.......... What is to your taste about Deep Fritz 10? Does it play a more tactical game? What? 
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Dr.Wael Deeb
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
Deep Fritz 10 plays aggressive and I mean aggressive chess,but it's a positional master also,it won't go for mad sacrifices like Deep Junior 7 for example after which it will regret what follows....
I've seen positions in which Deep Fritz 10 will manoeuvre carefully gaining a slow positional advantage just to strike it's opponent out of nowhere and getting him invovlved in a tactical storm the outcome of which is in Deep Fritz's side....
I've seen positions in which Deep Fritz 10 will manoeuvre carefully gaining a slow positional advantage just to strike it's opponent out of nowhere and getting him invovlved in a tactical storm the outcome of which is in Deep Fritz's side....
_No one can hit as hard as life.But it ain’t about how hard you can hit.It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.How much you can take and keep moving forward….
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Dann Corbit
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
I guess that buying Deep Fritz is like buying ChessMaster. People buy it because they like the whole package.Nimzovik wrote:Yes... I was unclear. I meant ...Why buy deep fritz 10 when Rybka 3 kicks its stuff all over the place and is cheaper. I understand variety of engines etc. However speaking in terms of practicality and bang for dollar.......well.............. I must say I find Uri's comment interesting............... Indeed...If I were in charge of Fritz marketing I would be offering the 'Deep' versions at non deep prices...I think more money would be made then. Only if Fritz ever beats Rybka consistently (
)would I sell 'Deep' at higher prices. Yes?
Let's face it, any decent chess engine can teach us good things about chess unless we are Kasparov or Topolov or someone like that. I guess that if everyone who posts here played 10 games against ChessMaster at G/10 minutes, there would be no wins by the humans. ChessMaster is clearly much weaker than Rybka and yet it sells more than all programs combined, including Rybka.
If you care only about strength and you don't want to spend any money then:
1. Get the free Ryka 2.x
2. Get some free GUIs
have fun.
I have all of the chess systems that there are. I don't use ChessBase very often (in fact, I mainly use it to convert ChessBase format data into PGN or other more useable format). But if Fritz were to make a UCI version I would definitely buy it.
For instance, I like to run very slow time control contests between strong engines in oddball openings like Orangutan or also 1. e3. Then I like to examine the games both statistically and manually. It is not only Rybka that can perform a brilliant move that gives me a lot of enjoyment.
So my suggestion is to do whatever makes you happy. I guess that I am not the only one who likes chess engines besides Rybka. Don't get me wrong -- I think Rybka is utterly fantastic. But I think that other engines are fantastic also.
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Nimzovik
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
Thankyou Dr. Wael for your response. Mr. Corbitt which Gui Do you prefer since you mentioned that you do not prefer chess base?
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Dann Corbit
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
It depends on what I am doing. I use the following a lot:Nimzovik wrote:Thankyou Dr. Wael for your response. Mr. Corbitt which Gui Do you prefer since you mentioned that you do not prefer chess base?
Arena (Easy contest administration and Epd analysis, has quirks though)
Chess Assistant (As above, supports more variants, less quirky)
I use the following some:
Scid (very nice for PGN processing)
Aquarium (I am starting to like this one more and more)
ChessGui (This gets better all the time)
Winboard (Best for online over the internet stuff)
ChessMaster (I like some of its features)
Shredder Interface (I like some of its features)
I rarely use:
ChessBase
ChessGenius GUI
ChessPartner (though I like the CP engines and use them a lot)
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Werewolf
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
I just bought Deep Fritz 10 - it is MUCH more aggressive than Fritz 11 and better at tactics by far.
On my Quad Deep Fritz 10 beat Fritz 11 6.5-3.5
On my Quad Deep Fritz 10 beat Fritz 11 6.5-3.5
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Nimzovik
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
Interesting.... Maybe u post some games? 
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Dann Corbit
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Re: fools that bought dEEP fritz 10
You can't tell anything from 10 games.Nimzovik wrote:Interesting.... Maybe u post some games?