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| Reviewer | Shep (27.9.1999) |
| Program | Nimzo 7.32 |
| Author | Chrilly Donninger |
| Website | www.chessbase.com |
| Requirements | Windows 95, CD-ROM |
| Price | $58 |
| Overall rating | 8/12 |
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1 2 3 4 Summary > Wrapup: Nimzo 7.32 is the strongest Nimzo by far - one of the best programs there is. Chrilly Donninger is back in the race for the best Chessbase engine and should not fear Fritz 6 or Junior 6. One good thing about Chessbase products is that the standardized GUI alleviates the need for writing much about it in a review. :) But seriously, despite being the last engine to be released with the "old" Fritz 5.32 user interface, there's not much left to be desired in that part of the product - we'll have to wait for Fritz 6 to see what's still missing. So let's turn to the actual engine then. Nimzo 98 was already a mighty fine product. Despite its speed, second only to Fritz, it was capable of remarkably strong positional play and had its rightful place among the very best in computer chess. But is successor, Nimzo 99, somewhat failed to follow up on that strong impression. Although the "99a" update showed some improvement, the gap to the top competition was still wider than it used to be. 1 2 3 4 Summary > |
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