Description of Deep Shredder 12 - Multiprocessor Version
Deep Shredder 12 is just like Shredder 12 only designed for computers with multi-processing capabilities.
No other chess program has won so many world championship titles. The new edition of Shredder is stronger than all previous versions. German developer Meyer Kahlen: The improvements are visible all over the place. Especially the search and the evaluation have become much more precise. The engine is 100 Elo points stronger than the predecessor Shredder 11.
Shredders world championship titles:
Jakarta 1996: Micro computer world champion Paderborn 1999: Unlimited world champion London 2000: Micro computer world champion Maastricht 2001: Micro computer world champion Maastricht 2002: Blitz computer world champion Graz 2003: Unlimited world champion and Blitz computer world champion Tel Aviv 2004: Blitz computer world champion Reykjavk 2005: Blitz computer world champion Mainz 2006 Chess960 computer world champion Amsterdam 2007: Blitz computer world champion.
New with Shredder 12
- The new shredder 12 engine
- Extensive and continually improved Shredder 12 openings book
- New Fritz 12 user interface
- Photo realistic 3D boards in five different designs
- Topical database with 1.5 million games
- 12 months basic access to the worlds biggest chess server Playchess.com
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Customer Reviews of Deep Shredder 12 - Multiprocessor Version
Alex from Staten Island Deep Shredder 12 - Multiprocessor Version ReviewIt's definitely one of the strongest chess programs I've used. It's doesnt' work well on notebooks, it tends to give very weak analysis. You would need a CPU with multiple cores or 2 CPUs with multiple cores. All in all, you need CPU power. And a lot of RAM doesn't hurt either. It does work well with Windows 7 64-bit. Just to give you some comparison, I gave it a problem to solve where the solution is more than one, but if a human was to solve it, we would almost always choose Kc2. As this is the correct way as we think, with all things considered of course. Other chess programs chose h6, moving the pawn instead of the king. This is the way computers think, which they found quickly. Deep Shredder took some time to think, about 20 minutes, but it preferred Kc2. I was impressed. The whole interface is the same as Fritz 12. That new interface that emulates Office 2007. They also improved on the use of multiple interfaces like if you wanted to buy Deep Fritz 12, you can use both programs, before you couldn't do that. For me, I use the program to analyze my games after I finished playing, esp. the ones where I can't figure out why I lost. I never play against it, as in a friendly game. I recommend using it with a large opening tree, like powerbook or opening encyclopaedia. Go through your games with these opening trees, it will correct your opening mistakes. Good luck in your games.
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