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Houdini 6 solves it very quickly on my modest laptop.

The only mention of Fritz 15.1 that I'm aware of is from this January 2016 article. http://en.chessbase.com/post/fritz-15-engine-questions-and-answers The relevant passage is: "For the record, current testing by specialized computer lists such as CEGT and CCRL, among others, have evaluated Fritz 15 ...

Great news on Houdini 6's release. I'm really not trying to be awkward, but is it true H6 is "the strongest engine" and "the strongest engine money can buy" ? Are you claiming it's stronger than the latest ASMfish? (That would be amazing if true) My reading here is that no claim is made that H6 is ...

Gerhard, thanks for your posts. I bought Shredder Classic 5 because I wanted the latest Shredder GUI. I was so impressed with the SC5 engine that I upgraded to Deep Shredder 13!

OK, thanks.

Any possibility that Shredder Classic 5 will be tested? I ask because it's surprisingly strong. My guess is it's similar to Komodo 4 in strength.

Norbert Raimund Leisner wrote:https://mega.nz/#F!z8lzwKRY!NNbIAN7pEX7J-jD_kPwdRA compile by
Hermann Krause

Thank you.

mehmet karaman wrote:

These days free chess-playing programs is better at chess than Deep Blue

Is Kasparov joking.
More than 10 years free chess-playing programs are better than Deep Blue. (Ryka 1.0, Fruit 2.2.1 etc...)

Isn't that what he said - that free programs are better?

SSDF historically accepted only engines with an openings book. Back in the day, we (users) didn't make a big distinction between engines and books. They were just separate components of a single package. Houdini is not on the list because it has no openings book. The Komodo team provides a few openi...

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