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Here is a list of Pure Breeds only who have played all 7 games:
RANK PROGRAM NAME SCORE % SCORE RATING
GRAND MASTER STANDARD
1 Grandmaster Performance 476.7 85.13% 2554
NATIONAL MASTER STANDARD
2 Mephisto Atlanta 440.9 78.72% 2362
3 Mephisto TM Lyon 68030 36 MHz 428.1 76.44% 2293
4 Mephisto TM Vancouver 68030 36 MHz 427.1 76.27% 2288
5 Mephisto Sentator 426.6 76.18% 2285
6 Mephisto Magellan 424.7 75.84% 2275
7 Saitek Travel Champion 2100 424.3 75.77% 2273
8 Saitek Master Chess 422.0 75.36% 2261
9 Mephisto MM6 418.4 74.72% 2242
EXPERT STANDARD
10 Nova Jade 2 410.4 73.29% 2199
11 Radioshack 2250XL Selective 409.9 73.20% 2196
12 Radioshack 2250XL Brute Force 406.7 72.62% 2179
13 Saitek Corona 406.4 72.57% 2177
14 Par Excellence 395.2 70.57% 2127
15 Fidelity Elite Avant Garde v. 5 392.2 70.04% 2101
CLASS A STANDARD
16 CXG 3000 359.3 64.16% 1925
17 Fidelity Sensory 9 345.7 61.73% 1852
CLASS B STANDARD
18 Saitek MK 12 Trainer LV 5 90S/Move 319.6 57.07% 1712
19 Saitek MK 12 Trainer LV 4 15S/Move 304.6 54.39% 1632
20 Novag Constellation JR 299.3 53.45% 1603
Not many, lots of work still to do in the future regards,
ps... are you saying that you can get a London 68K upgrade for the 68000 Berlin as well? if so I might have to go and buy it and if that's the case then all 7 games can be played.
RANK PROGRAM NAME SCORE % SCORE RATING
GRAND MASTER STANDARD
1 Grandmaster Performance 476.7 85.13% 2554
NATIONAL MASTER STANDARD
2 Mephisto Atlanta 440.9 78.72% 2362
3 Mephisto TM Lyon 68030 36 MHz 428.1 76.44% 2293
4 Mephisto TM Vancouver 68030 36 MHz 427.1 76.27% 2288
5 Mephisto Sentator 426.6 76.18% 2285
6 Mephisto Magellan 424.7 75.84% 2275
7 Saitek Travel Champion 2100 424.3 75.77% 2273
8 Saitek Master Chess 422.0 75.36% 2261
9 Mephisto MM6 418.4 74.72% 2242
EXPERT STANDARD
10 Nova Jade 2 410.4 73.29% 2199
11 Radioshack 2250XL Selective 409.9 73.20% 2196
12 Radioshack 2250XL Brute Force 406.7 72.62% 2179
13 Saitek Corona 406.4 72.57% 2177
14 Par Excellence 395.2 70.57% 2127
15 Fidelity Elite Avant Garde v. 5 392.2 70.04% 2101
CLASS A STANDARD
16 CXG 3000 359.3 64.16% 1925
17 Fidelity Sensory 9 345.7 61.73% 1852
CLASS B STANDARD
18 Saitek MK 12 Trainer LV 5 90S/Move 319.6 57.07% 1712
19 Saitek MK 12 Trainer LV 4 15S/Move 304.6 54.39% 1632
20 Novag Constellation JR 299.3 53.45% 1603
Not many, lots of work still to do in the future regards,
ps... are you saying that you can get a London 68K upgrade for the 68000 Berlin as well? if so I might have to go and buy it and if that's the case then all 7 games can be played.
Nick
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Yes the London Upgrade was available for the normal 68k Berlin as well as the Berlin Prospacious_mind wrote:
ps... are you saying that you can get a London 68K upgrade for the 68000 Berlin as well? if so I might have to go and buy it and if that's the case then all 7 games can be played.
the London upgrade was available for 6 computers in total
personally i dont like to just get eprom's alone so i was able to acquire another Berlin 68k with the London Eprom loaded
Lang sells all of the London upgrade Eproms here...(including the Berlin 68k)
http://www.chessgenius.com/london/index.html
London Fog Regards
Steve
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Great! thanks. I have two 68K's one is supercharged at the moment to 24 Mhz but I can always bring it back to original state. So I will go ahead and just buy the London ROM.Steve B wrote:Yes the London Upgrade was available for the normal 68k Berlin as well as the Berlin Prospacious_mind wrote:
ps... are you saying that you can get a London 68K upgrade for the 68000 Berlin as well? if so I might have to go and buy it and if that's the case then all 7 games can be played.
the London upgrade was available for 6 computers in total
personally i dont like to just get eprom's alone so i was able to acquire another Berlin 68k with the London Eprom loaded
Lang sells all of the London upgrade Eproms here...(including the Berlin 68k)
http://www.chessgenius.com/london/index.html
London Fog Regards
Steve
Regards
Nick
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A Win Win Situationspacious_mind wrote:
Great! thanks. I have two 68K's one is supercharged at the moment to 24 Mhz but I can always bring it back to original state. So I will go ahead and just buy the London ROM.
Regards
you get a new Berlin 68k London Eprom
and i helped to UNmodify a chess computer
Just Dosent Get Any Better Then That Regards
Steve
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Do you know of an Atlanta London? If so then I will go ahead and un-modify my other Atlanta tooSteve B wrote:A Win Win Situationspacious_mind wrote:
Great! thanks. I have two 68K's one is supercharged at the moment to 24 Mhz but I can always bring it back to original state. So I will go ahead and just buy the London ROM.
Regards
you get a new Berlin 68k London Eprom
and i helped to UNmodify a chess computer
Just Dosent Get Any Better Then That Regards
Steve
Nick
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Mephisto Berlin 68000 London
GAME 1
7.Bg5 1.1
8.Bg5 1.6
9.Bxf6 1
10.Qd2 2.6
11.Rd1 3
12.O-O 3
13.Rfd1 2.8
14.Qc2 2
15.a5 1.4
16.Rfd1 1.2
17.Nxe5 1.6
18.h3 3
19.Qd2 0
20.Qxa4+ 3
21.Qb3 1
22.b4 4
23.bxc5 1.8
24.dxe6 4
25.Rxd6 3.2
26.Rc8+ 4
27.Qc7+ 2
28.Bg4+ 4 4
29.Bxf5+ 3
30.Qc5+ 3
TOTAL SCORE-57.3
GAME 2
6 d5 1
7 Be7 1.3
8 Nxd5 3
9 Bc5 2.9
10 Nf6 3.1
11 Nf4 1.7
12 0-0 4
13 Qh4 1.3
14 Qe7 4
15 Qxe6 1
16 f4 0
17 Be5 4
18 Kh8 2
19 Rac8 4
20 b5 1.2
21 Be5 4
22 Bxc3 0
23 fxg3 0
24 Rxf8 0
25 Rxf8 3
26 fxg3 3
27 gxh2 2
28 h1=Q+ 3
TOTAL SCORE- 49.5
GAME 3
10 Qb6 1.6
11 Qb6 1.4
12 Nf6 2.5
13 Qc8 3.5
14 Nac4 3.5
15 Ne3 4
16 Ng4 0
17 Qc4 4
18 Nd7 0
19 Rc7 2.9
20 Qxd2 4
21 Nd7 1.2
22 Bc2 3.8
23 Nxf3+ 3.4
24 Rac8 4
25 Qxb4 3
26 Nd7 0
27 Qb6 3.5
28 Rc3 3.5
29 R8c4 1.5
30 Qf2+ 3.5
TOTAL SCORE-54.8
GAME 4
16 Bd3 3.4
17 Bb3 2.6
18 Nd5 3
19 Bxc6 2.1
20 Nf5 4
21 Bg5 4
22 dxe5 4
23 Qd3 3.3
24 d5 3.7
25 Nd5 4
26 Qc4 1.6
27 Qc4 0
28 Nxb4 1.6
29 Qa3 0
30 Qa3 0
31 Nxe5 4
32 Rb4 4
33 Rc6 2.6
34 Qxa6 4
35 Rc8 4
TOTAL SCORE-55.90
GAME 5
13 e5 1.5
14 Qb6 2.2
15 Ng4 1.9
16 Ng4 1.9
17 Ne5 3
18 Bh3 2.2
19 Bxg2 3
20 Nxc4 3
21 Rxb2 3
22 Rxb2 3
23 Qg4 3
24 Rb8 3
25 Rb4 1.7
26 Qg5 3
27 Qe5 3
28 Rxb1 2
29 Qd4 1.1
30 a3 2
31 g5 3
32 Qd4+ 1.9
33 Qd4+ 0
34 gxh4 2
35 Kg7 3
36 Qh2+ 3
37 Qg5+ 1.1
38 fxe4 1
39 Qh2 0
40 Qb2 3
TOTAL SCORE-61.5
GAME 6
10 Be6 3
11 Be6 3
12 Bxb3 1.8
13 d5 3
14 Qb6+ 1.8
15 Bxf6 4
16 Bg5 2.7
17 Bg5 2.7
18 b6 2.7
19 Qb6 2.2
20 Bxd5 1
21 Bxd5 3
22 Rxd5 2
23 Rxd5 2
24 Rxd1+ 4
25 e4 4
26 e4 2.6
27 Qf4 1.7
28 Qc6 4
29 Be5 4
30 Qxf5 0
31 Qd5+ 3
32 Bd4+ 3
33 Qh1+ 3
TOTAL SCORE-64.2
GAME 7
11 Rad1 2.2
12 cxd6 3.4
13 Nxe5 0
14 Nxe5 1
15 Nxe5 2.1
16 e3 1.6
17 Rfd1 3.5
18 Rfd1 2.3
19 Kh2 2
20 e5 3.5
21 Na4 3.4
22 Rd1 2.7
23 Nd5 2.1
24 Qc5 0
25 Qc3 0.5
26 Rd1 2.4
27 Qc4 2.9
28 fxg6 3.5
29 Nf4 2.4
30 Qc4+ 3
31 Nxg6 0.7
32 Rxd8 3
33 Qd3 3
34 Nf4 2.5
35 Bxe5 2
TOTAL SCORE-55.7
TOTAL CUMMULATIVE SCORE GAMES 1-7
398.9
14th Place on Pure Breeds(unmodified dedicated computers NO PC engines and other contraptions )Ranking List Regards
Steve
GAME 1
7.Bg5 1.1
8.Bg5 1.6
9.Bxf6 1
10.Qd2 2.6
11.Rd1 3
12.O-O 3
13.Rfd1 2.8
14.Qc2 2
15.a5 1.4
16.Rfd1 1.2
17.Nxe5 1.6
18.h3 3
19.Qd2 0
20.Qxa4+ 3
21.Qb3 1
22.b4 4
23.bxc5 1.8
24.dxe6 4
25.Rxd6 3.2
26.Rc8+ 4
27.Qc7+ 2
28.Bg4+ 4 4
29.Bxf5+ 3
30.Qc5+ 3
TOTAL SCORE-57.3
GAME 2
6 d5 1
7 Be7 1.3
8 Nxd5 3
9 Bc5 2.9
10 Nf6 3.1
11 Nf4 1.7
12 0-0 4
13 Qh4 1.3
14 Qe7 4
15 Qxe6 1
16 f4 0
17 Be5 4
18 Kh8 2
19 Rac8 4
20 b5 1.2
21 Be5 4
22 Bxc3 0
23 fxg3 0
24 Rxf8 0
25 Rxf8 3
26 fxg3 3
27 gxh2 2
28 h1=Q+ 3
TOTAL SCORE- 49.5
GAME 3
10 Qb6 1.6
11 Qb6 1.4
12 Nf6 2.5
13 Qc8 3.5
14 Nac4 3.5
15 Ne3 4
16 Ng4 0
17 Qc4 4
18 Nd7 0
19 Rc7 2.9
20 Qxd2 4
21 Nd7 1.2
22 Bc2 3.8
23 Nxf3+ 3.4
24 Rac8 4
25 Qxb4 3
26 Nd7 0
27 Qb6 3.5
28 Rc3 3.5
29 R8c4 1.5
30 Qf2+ 3.5
TOTAL SCORE-54.8
GAME 4
16 Bd3 3.4
17 Bb3 2.6
18 Nd5 3
19 Bxc6 2.1
20 Nf5 4
21 Bg5 4
22 dxe5 4
23 Qd3 3.3
24 d5 3.7
25 Nd5 4
26 Qc4 1.6
27 Qc4 0
28 Nxb4 1.6
29 Qa3 0
30 Qa3 0
31 Nxe5 4
32 Rb4 4
33 Rc6 2.6
34 Qxa6 4
35 Rc8 4
TOTAL SCORE-55.90
GAME 5
13 e5 1.5
14 Qb6 2.2
15 Ng4 1.9
16 Ng4 1.9
17 Ne5 3
18 Bh3 2.2
19 Bxg2 3
20 Nxc4 3
21 Rxb2 3
22 Rxb2 3
23 Qg4 3
24 Rb8 3
25 Rb4 1.7
26 Qg5 3
27 Qe5 3
28 Rxb1 2
29 Qd4 1.1
30 a3 2
31 g5 3
32 Qd4+ 1.9
33 Qd4+ 0
34 gxh4 2
35 Kg7 3
36 Qh2+ 3
37 Qg5+ 1.1
38 fxe4 1
39 Qh2 0
40 Qb2 3
TOTAL SCORE-61.5
GAME 6
10 Be6 3
11 Be6 3
12 Bxb3 1.8
13 d5 3
14 Qb6+ 1.8
15 Bxf6 4
16 Bg5 2.7
17 Bg5 2.7
18 b6 2.7
19 Qb6 2.2
20 Bxd5 1
21 Bxd5 3
22 Rxd5 2
23 Rxd5 2
24 Rxd1+ 4
25 e4 4
26 e4 2.6
27 Qf4 1.7
28 Qc6 4
29 Be5 4
30 Qxf5 0
31 Qd5+ 3
32 Bd4+ 3
33 Qh1+ 3
TOTAL SCORE-64.2
GAME 7
11 Rad1 2.2
12 cxd6 3.4
13 Nxe5 0
14 Nxe5 1
15 Nxe5 2.1
16 e3 1.6
17 Rfd1 3.5
18 Rfd1 2.3
19 Kh2 2
20 e5 3.5
21 Na4 3.4
22 Rd1 2.7
23 Nd5 2.1
24 Qc5 0
25 Qc3 0.5
26 Rd1 2.4
27 Qc4 2.9
28 fxg6 3.5
29 Nf4 2.4
30 Qc4+ 3
31 Nxg6 0.7
32 Rxd8 3
33 Qd3 3
34 Nf4 2.5
35 Bxe5 2
TOTAL SCORE-55.7
TOTAL CUMMULATIVE SCORE GAMES 1-7
398.9
14th Place on Pure Breeds(unmodified dedicated computers NO PC engines and other contraptions )Ranking List Regards
Steve
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I just added SciSys Chess Champion MK IV to test game 1:
RANK PROGRAM NAME PROGRAMMER SCORE % SCORE RATING
1 SciSys Chess Champion MK V David Broughton & Mark Taylor 52.3 65.38% 1961
2 SciSys Chess Champion MK VI David Broughton & Mark Taylor 51.7 64.63% 1939
3 SciSys Chess Champion MK IV Mike Johnson 48.4 60.50% 1815
It wasn't as hard as I feared it would be.
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RANK PROGRAM NAME PROGRAMMER SCORE % SCORE RATING
1 SciSys Chess Champion MK V David Broughton & Mark Taylor 52.3 65.38% 1961
2 SciSys Chess Champion MK VI David Broughton & Mark Taylor 51.7 64.63% 1939
3 SciSys Chess Champion MK IV Mike Johnson 48.4 60.50% 1815
It wasn't as hard as I feared it would be.
Regards
Nick
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Did i miss your post of the TM London playing games 2-7?Queegmeister wrote:Hi
May I have the honor of posting the results for the TM London 68030 ? -
It might have a good chance of taking the top spot - it is the best eprom of the TM's
it might beat Atlanta - How can the Atlanta beat the 600mhz plus computer ? it does not seem possible - I think a retest is in order
Surprised its not listed (did I miss it )
Dr. Q
its been two weeks already Dr.Q
scrolling up and down and squinting Regards
Steve
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I am sorry - we have been having CMOS problems and trying to fix.
Computer will not retain information after shutting off.
Replaced battery
Replaced chip
looking at capacitor and measuring voltages tomorrow.
However . Sunday Night or Monday will be ok ?
Thanks for the nudge
Dr. Q
Computer will not retain information after shutting off.
Replaced battery
Replaced chip
looking at capacitor and measuring voltages tomorrow.
However . Sunday Night or Monday will be ok ?
Thanks for the nudge
Dr. Q
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Mephisto London TM active selective 12 (default)
GAME 2
6 Ne5
7 Be7
8 Nxd5
9 Be6
10 Nf6
11 Nxe3
12 0-0
13 Qh4
14 Qe7
15 Qxe6
16 f4
17 Qe5
18 Kh8
19 Rac8
20 Ne7
21 Be5
22 Bxc3
23 fxg3
24 Rxf8
25 Rxf8
26 fxg3
27 gxh2
28 h1=Q+
GAME 3
10 Qb6
11 Qc7
12 Nf6
13 Qc8
14 Nac4
15 Ne3
16 Nf3+
17 Qc4
18 Rac8
19 Rc7
20 Qxc2
21 Nd7
22 Bc2
23 Nxf3+
24 Rac8
25 Qxb4
26 Nc4
27 Qb6
28 Rc3
29 R8c4
30 Qf2+
GAME 4
16 Bd3
17 Nd5
18 Nd5
19 de
20 Nf5
21 Bg5
22 Rc1
23 de
24 d5
25 Nd5
26 Qc4
27 Qc4
28 Qe2
29 Qa3
30 Qe2
31 Nxe5
32 Rb4
33 Rxb8
34 Qxa6
35 Rc8
GAME 5
13 Qb6
14 Qb6
15 Bh3
16 Ne8
17 Ne5
18 Bh3
19 Bxg2
20 Nxc4
21 Rxb2
22 Rxb2
23 Qg4
24 Rb8
25 Rb4
26 Qg5
27 Qe5
28 Rxb1
29 Qc3
30 a3
31 Qb2
32 f6
33 Qd4+
34 gxh4
35 Qa1+
36 Qh2+
37 f5
38 Kf7
39 Qh2
40 Qg7
I will add game 6 and 7 soon -
Dr. Queeg
GAME 2
6 Ne5
7 Be7
8 Nxd5
9 Be6
10 Nf6
11 Nxe3
12 0-0
13 Qh4
14 Qe7
15 Qxe6
16 f4
17 Qe5
18 Kh8
19 Rac8
20 Ne7
21 Be5
22 Bxc3
23 fxg3
24 Rxf8
25 Rxf8
26 fxg3
27 gxh2
28 h1=Q+
GAME 3
10 Qb6
11 Qc7
12 Nf6
13 Qc8
14 Nac4
15 Ne3
16 Nf3+
17 Qc4
18 Rac8
19 Rc7
20 Qxc2
21 Nd7
22 Bc2
23 Nxf3+
24 Rac8
25 Qxb4
26 Nc4
27 Qb6
28 Rc3
29 R8c4
30 Qf2+
GAME 4
16 Bd3
17 Nd5
18 Nd5
19 de
20 Nf5
21 Bg5
22 Rc1
23 de
24 d5
25 Nd5
26 Qc4
27 Qc4
28 Qe2
29 Qa3
30 Qe2
31 Nxe5
32 Rb4
33 Rxb8
34 Qxa6
35 Rc8
GAME 5
13 Qb6
14 Qb6
15 Bh3
16 Ne8
17 Ne5
18 Bh3
19 Bxg2
20 Nxc4
21 Rxb2
22 Rxb2
23 Qg4
24 Rb8
25 Rb4
26 Qg5
27 Qe5
28 Rxb1
29 Qc3
30 a3
31 Qb2
32 f6
33 Qd4+
34 gxh4
35 Qa1+
36 Qh2+
37 f5
38 Kf7
39 Qh2
40 Qg7
I will add game 6 and 7 soon -
Dr. Queeg
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Sorely missing from test game one and its 420+ chess engines tested is a chess computer programmed by the world famous team of Rudiger Worbs & Wolfgang Pahtz
VEB Chessmaster Diamond....
7.Bb5+ 1.8
8.Bg5 1.6
9.Bxf6 1
10.Qb3 0
11.O-O-O 0
12.dxe6 1.7
13.Na4 0
14.a5 0
15.a5 1.4
16.dxe6 1
17.d6 0
18.dxe6 1
19.dxe6 0
20.Rxa4 2.1
21.Bg4 2.3
22.d6 0
23.d6 1.3
24.dxe6 4
25.exf7+ 5
26.Rc8+ 4
27.Rxh8 1
28.Qc4+ 1
29.exf5+ 2
30.Qc5+ 3
TOTAL SCORE- 35.2
Back In The GDR Regards
Steve
VEB Chessmaster Diamond....
7.Bb5+ 1.8
8.Bg5 1.6
9.Bxf6 1
10.Qb3 0
11.O-O-O 0
12.dxe6 1.7
13.Na4 0
14.a5 0
15.a5 1.4
16.dxe6 1
17.d6 0
18.dxe6 1
19.dxe6 0
20.Rxa4 2.1
21.Bg4 2.3
22.d6 0
23.d6 1.3
24.dxe6 4
25.exf7+ 5
26.Rc8+ 4
27.Rxh8 1
28.Qc4+ 1
29.exf5+ 2
30.Qc5+ 3
TOTAL SCORE- 35.2
Back In The GDR Regards
Steve
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Are you up for a Challenge!Steve B wrote:Sorely missing from test game one and its 420+ chess engines tested is a chess computer programmed by the world famous team of Rudiger Worbs & Wolfgang Pahtz
VEB Chessmaster Diamond....
Steve
I pit either Chess Champion Mark IV or Fidelity Voice Chess Challenger against your Diamond. 3 Minutes per move. (You Pick!) Shorter levels are ok too but as you know it is hard to synchronize Voice Challenger and Diamond.
Since neither ponders, we could just post the moves in a Forum page!
We could play Saturday or Sunday. I am normally up around 5.00 am or so central time. So an early match works for me too!
Regards
Nick
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Hi Nickspacious_mind wrote:Are you up for a Challenge!Steve B wrote:Sorely missing from test game one and its 420+ chess engines tested is a chess computer programmed by the world famous team of Rudiger Worbs & Wolfgang Pahtz
VEB Chessmaster Diamond....
Steve
I pit either Chess Champion Mark IV or Fidelity Voice Chess Challenger against your Diamond. 3 Minutes per move. (You Pick!) Shorter levels are ok too but as you know it is hard to synchronize Voice Challenger and Diamond.
Since neither ponders, we could just post the moves in a Forum page!
We could play Saturday or Sunday. I am normally up around 5.00 am or so central time. So an early match works for me too!
Regards
Nick
well 3 minutes per move would be a 5 hour game
a bit too long for me
but i would be interested in a game at around 1 min per move
that should last about 1.5-2 hrs
starting a thread to post the moves is a good idea
we can set up the thread in the tournament forum where the Erdo game is
currently being played
if 1 minute is agreeable to you ill be here at 6am Eastern time(probably earlier)
CMD will start the game with its Opening module and then swtich to the Endings module when the computer signals it is out of book
Lets make it Scisys Mark IV
You take White
Go.. No Go ? Regards
Steve