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Mars 1.0 os a strong engine. Lately I'm seeing there's a few new version releases such as v1.5, v1.6, v1.7 beta, and now this v1.8. Looks like they're all rated at 2993 elo. I wonder what the diffrences are among these versions if elo ratings are the same. Could it be playing style, etc.? Thanks.
Mars 1.0 os a strong engine. Lately I'm seeing there's a few new version releases such as v1.5, v1.6, v1.7 beta, and now this v1.8. Looks like they're all rated at 2993 elo. I wonder what the diffrences are among these versions if elo ratings are the same. Could it be playing style, etc.? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteRank refers to the latest version
DeleteHi Barbara,
DeleteI don't quite understand your reply. My question is about the differences among the versions since they're all rated 2993 elo.
Regards
Is there a seperate download site/git-hub, etc. ?
Deletepossible, but in my blog you download engine
DeleteIs there 32-bit for Mars 1.5 for Windows XP (non-AVX)?
ReplyDelete