Anyone considering purchasing the Fritz series has to understand that this program is a highly specialized, extremely technical, and very powerful piece of chess software designed for competitive ...

A: For serious chess players, there are at least three programs to consider: Rybka, Fritz and Shredder. All come in standard versions for $70 to $75, as well as more powerful "deep" versions that ...

UK PC publisher Excalibur Publishing has today signed a deal with Germany based ChessBase GmbH to publish their highly respected Fritz & Chesster 1 children's chess game. Aimed primarily at six ...

Chess programs have been part of the SPEC integer benchmarks for a long time but as you said there's not much software that can even use 4 cores.

In 2002, Mr Kramnik held Deep Fritz to a draw after eight games, but the chess software has since been updated, calculating millions of positions every second. In October, Mr Kramnik defeated Bulgaria ...

Employing the framework of ChessBase’s world renowned Fritz! chess algorithm software, widely regarded as one of the most sophisticated chess engines in the world, even the most experienced ...

The cleverly-named "Battle vs. Chess" is based upon ChessBase's "world renowned Fritz! chess algorithm software" and due out in May 2010 at an unknown price-point.

Employing the framework of ChessBase’s world renowned Fritz! chess algorithm software, widely regarded as one of the most sophisticated chess engines in the world, even the most experienced ...