Computers must announce clearly that they are computers.
Computers must announce themselves as human assisted if so.
Computers cannot challenge humans.
Computers appear on a separate table from humans.
Computers begin with a rating of 2000.
Computers must average more than 8 hours per day(overnight processing at least).
Computers have reduced timouts when playing humans:
human 3 comp 2
human 7 comp 3
human 15 comp 5
human 21 comp 10.
Please feel free to edit and repost these rules as you see fit.๐ต
Originally posted by flexmoreI wouldn't mind getting my CM9000 a log-on name.... but not sure "the boss" Russ would want extra members who are computers that would never pay to play here. (My computer is broke... no cash)
Computers must announce clearly that they are computers.
Computers must announce themselves as human assisted if so.
Computers cannot challenge humans.
Computers appear on a separate table from humans.
Computers begin with a rating of 2000.
Computers must average more than 8 hours per day(overnight processing at least).
Computers have reduced timouts ...[text shortened]... comp 5
human 21 comp 10.
Please feel free to edit and repost these rules as you see fit.๐ต
I also wouldn't want to tie my computer up for 24 hours to think about a move... I might let it think for 6 or so while I sleep...
I'd play a game by email if you have a computer you want to test... and we can figure out computer thought times per move...
Up to you.
Originally posted by PhlabibitMy CM9000 wants a bit of this action! ๐
I wouldn't mind getting my CM9000 a log-on name.... but not sure "the boss" Russ would want extra members who are computers that would never pay to play here. (My computer is broke... no cash)
I also wouldn't want to tie my computer up for 24 hours to think about a move... I might let it think for 6 or so while I sleep...
I'd play a game b ...[text shortened]... you want to test... and we can figure out computer thought times per move...
Up to you.
-Tim
Originally posted by PhlabibitIf I am reading this information correctly, I have a Dell Computer, Pentium 4 1.8 gig, and 256 megs of memory
Ahhh, you got 9grand also... I would think they would make same moves?? or does our computer mater also...
I am running a 1 gig Duron with 512 meg mem.... What you got?
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-Tim
Originally posted by TimmyToiletCool beans... I see you have a lot of games but would you like to play a non-rated game using our computers... Make it 7 day.... only let computer think 6 hour per move? We could even keep track of the computers ratings starting them off at 2000 each.
If I am reading this information correctly, I have a Dell Computer, Pentium 4 1.8 gig, and 256 megs of memory
[b]-Tim[/b]
The game would have to be non rated... no sense in us taking a beating if we aren't making the moves.... I'll let you have White or black if you like.
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Originally posted by SirLoseALotIt's in seconds - at least it is in Fritz 8.
Anyone here know how I can best set fritz so that it thinks for an hour on each move?The manual nor it's help files shed much light on it ๐
It does have a 'fixed time per move' option where I can put in any number I like.But what does that number mean?Seconds?Minutes?Does anyone know?