![]() ![]() ![]() There's also hope that they will continue to innovate and come up with something no one even thought of. Would be nice to see it more customizable - e.g., set analysis by depth rather than time, allow results submission during Blunder Check, Deep Analysis and Full Analysis, etc. One major feature its GUI has over Arena, Scid and all others is Let's Check. I expect Rybka 5/Fritz 15 to address all that and more, Syzygy support not the least of it.Īnother reason to buy it is to see what improvement to the GUI Chessbase has to offer. it doesn't consider underpromotion to bishop, will allow its pieces to be locked out by pawns and is dog-slow because of no pruning. Rybka 4 is now five years old, though, and has some serious shortcomings - e.g. Neither it is interesting to have several 3200+ engines that all produce the same lines in analysis. The only thing I use chess engines for is games analysis, and as far as that is concerned whether an engine is 3200 or 3000 is largely irrelevant. I use the latest dev builds of Stockfish, as well as Komodo 9.2 (and to a lesser extent Houdini 4 and a dozen other engines) on the daily basis, and yet I am genuinely curious what engine Rajlich will come up with. ![]()
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