Author: Frank Quisinsky
Date: 15:44:53 03/08/02
Go up one level in this thread
On March 08, 2002 at 14:26:13, Rich Van Gaasbeck wrote: >Thank you to all that responded regarding CC7's search depths. I think I have >the right values now. The only ones I'm not sure about are CL3 and CL6. Both >are 5 ply. I'm not sure if two full plus three selective should be more or less >time that three full plus two selective. The level names and times are directly >from the manual (so at least these are correct). Some posters gave a different >order for the various strengths. Perhaps there are different revisions of the >CC7 or the levels were ordered differently in different countries. Mine is a >Chess Challenger 7 Model BCC, USA version. > > >CL1: Intermediate 5s two full width ply >CL2: Experienced 15s three full width ply >CL3: Advanced 1:20m two full, then three selective >CL4: Mate in 2 20m four full width ply >CL5: Postal Chess 24h five full width >CL6: Excellent 6m three full width, then two selective >CL7: Tournament 3m three full width, then one selective > >Do all the search depths seem right, especially search depths for levels 3 and >6? > >Rich Hey, Hey, my first chess computer. I know all about Chess Challenger 7, I mean I losed my computer for a long time. For 20 years I played here much tournament between the levels (not with CL4). With DB/PB or (PB/DB middel of the keyboard) you can start a new move. Must go to Level 1 and start the move, Level 3 and start the move :-))) So you can play a tournament between levels :-)) CL5 can solved easy Mate in 3 positions. CL7 losed mutch games against CL3 and CL3 against CL1. In my first rating list is CL3 on the same level as CL2 and a little bit better as CL1. CL7 is playing a little bit better as CL3. CL4 can not solved all postions with mate in 2!! CL4 is stronger as CL7 but the time the time ... CL3 is ~ 40 seconds CL2 is ~ 10-15 seconds The other levels are correct. Against CL7 I won my first game after 3 weeks (my mother give me this computer to christmas) against a computer. OK, enough ... Best Frank
This page took 0 seconds to execute
Last modified: Thu, 15 Apr 21 08:11:13 -0700
Current Computer Chess Club Forums at Talkchess. This site by Sean Mintz.