The purchase process for the download version on the ChessBase website took only 5 minutes. Downloading the files from the cloud was even quicker. The installation itself, which involved five large files, took maybe 7 minutes, including restarting the system and entering the serial number I received upon purchase. The start image for Fritz 20 has a strange mosaic of colors; perhaps I'll get used to it. As you can see in the second screenshot, the program interface hasn't changed much; only the icons are different (we've been using Fritz 17 until now). It looks nice, but it's no major revolution. The next two screenshots show engine management and the installation of the UCI chess engine (here, Cataphract 1.1). As you can see, there are no changes. Screenshot no. 5 shows the analysis of some position by Fritz 20 engines. The changes are minimal - it is still very legible. Finally, on screen 6 we have the engine tournament table generated by Fritz 20 . I think it is sti...
Nebiyu 1.45 plays Makruk very good in tactical, but in the opening it does weird bad positional moves like Rook in the same column, without point of attack ,example to a2 o h3 near the pawn in a3 or h4 , and it not has the honour rules to play makruk in endings ,it means draws no win , with a great advantage. But is a good engine , THANKS A LOT.
ReplyDeleteBilis 1.0 es the hardest engine makruk , but i dont have openings. I ll try in winboard.
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