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...
Great, but engine is Pitt bull of Chess!
ReplyDeleteAnd realy, when i play with Fritz, or others engines, i cry. ...:')
But just one answer, it was possible, to think like human?
Maybe one day perhaps... And i've doubt, after a presentation by Michel, with exemple of end game, and the computer, make equality, and Michel explain, how to win this end game.
I like a technology, i think it's important, for me a midfle gamer, or for Champion, to make a preparation...
And to find a best devlopment, to looklike a human game....
Thanks, i 'll read more about the new version, but not tonight.
Thanks for news.
Hope the best to you.
Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYour comment might be interesting but I don't get your point. Van you elaborate further. I'll download and test it tonight.
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