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Fisherov 0.93c NNUE wins JCER - Test new engines, 2020.10.20 - 2020.10.22

 

Temp 3'+3"Intel Core i7 7,9 GBGUI Fritz 17
Book Perfect 2019All JCER games 123.432Table created Scid vs PC
JCER League
Tournament: 264 games


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