On Feb 26, 10:07*am, Sanny wrote:

Crafty uses power of all processors in quad core and dual core.
further it thinks in opponents move also these make it much better
than getclub chess. Further Applet is generally slower than C /
Assembly language program.

However that rating was wrong as that was based on single game against
Rybka.

I find Normally Beginner Level plays till 30 moves against Rybka.
Easy Level plays till 35 moves against Rybka.
and Normal Level plays till 40 moves against Rybka.

So I think
Beginner: 1800 (5-10 sec/move)
Easy: 1900 (20-40 sec/move)
Normal: 2000 (1-2 min/move)
Master: 2100 (5-10 min/move)

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at:http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html

Still grossly optomistic to say the least.
First off the PC I use for internet surfing and gaming
is an old 1 GHz AMD Athalon with 512 MB of RAM
So the comments about Quad and Dual Core
processors do not apply. As for Crafty thinking on
a human's time - humans do the exact same thing
and I fail to understand why your program does not
do the same! Finally any inefficiencies in your
program due to the development platform chosen
are beyond my ability to assist you with.

There is no way Beginner and Easy are 1800/1900
in strength, I stick by my 1200-1400 estimates.
As for Normal/Master, my time is too valuable to
toss it away on such an unrewarding endeavor.