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Fritz 18 v18.5 Multilingual (x86 / x64) | 1.6 GB Includes Fritz 18 Book 2022, Database 2022 Languages: English, Čeština, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski Fritz has fascinated the chess world for 30 (!) years: victories over world champions Garry Kasparov and Vladimir Kramnik, innovative training methods for amateurs and professionals, 20 years of Internet chess on the Fritz server, 10 integrated WebApps for mobile training: Fritz offers you everything you will need as a dedicated chess enthusiast. Fritz 18 offers you the chance to discover a new you in terms of chess playing. "Evolving Genius" is a completely innovative training method, with which when playing against Fritz you learn more than just to attack. You will be astonished at what you find in yourself! You will never have won such nice games against Fritz! This is possible because Fritz 18 intelligently organises its play and leads you through the game with the help of subtle tips. As soon as Fritz comes under pressure, as a defender it will prefer variations which provide for you, the attacking side, good chances of a sacrifice or other tactic. That often permits spectacular attacking victories. Against Fritz18 you will manage sharp wins such as have not been possible in 40 years of chess programming. However, the decisive question is the following: how do you bring about the setups in which attacking chances then crop up? Quiet, positional systems more rarely lead to success, although here too Fritz manages to incorporate hidden mistakes. Over time you develop a feeling for how to reach positions in which threats against the king are in the air: you learn to attack better. For myself, at least against Fritz 18 I have switched my repertoire completely from 1.d4 to1.e4. To shorten this learning process for you Fritz 18 contains a repertoire for White with which you can get into promising positions more often. In general in the "Evolving Genius" mode on the "Club player" level, Fritz does play in a restrained manner, but nevertheless strongly. The games should not be too simple. Nevertheless, it is possible to win very often. For that there are considerably improved subtle hints. You determine the major part of the game yourself, but when you are facing a headwind you can summon help. Imagine an E-Bike: according to how good your performance is you can switch on the support of the motor, but it is still cycling. Examples of subtle hints from Fritz18: "Attack a minor piece", "Occupy a strong square", "Threaten mate", "Win material", etc. Visual evaluation Users keep on asking us whether the engine output in infinite analysis could not provide more information than only main variations and evaluations. For that reason, Fritz18 now shows a visual representation of important parameters of the position: - Well and badly placed pieces on a colour scale from red (bad) via yellow to green (good). Included in this evaluation are pawn structure and king safety. - Activity and coordination of all pieces graded in five levels. - Complexity and sharpness of the position graded in six levels This visual evaluation is calculated for the current board position and is instantly available for any move in the notation with a click of the mouse. New analysis functions in the engine window If the engine is analysing in multi-variation mode, at the start of the calculation additional information is provided which provides exciting additional insights: 1. Obvious alternatives along the line of "Why does ... not work?". 2. Interesting threat if one is present. Of course it was also possible previously to access this information with skilled handling. But now it is actively offered and leads to additional ideas and possibly a better understanding of the tactical motifs present. It is not everybody's cup of tea to picture in their head long engine variations. In Fritz18 you just hold the mouse pointer over a move in the variation and the relevant position remains on the board until the mouse leaves the area. New board The present Windows variations have available with Direct2D a powerful interface for rapid on-screen representations. There was the opportunity to use it to realise a new graphic chess board. The fresh new look of the pieces is obvious, but the new technique allows other subtleties e.g. highlighting the pieces by having them glow or decent animation of captures. New in FRITZ 18: - Intelligent tips: Fritz provides subtle hints in difficult positions - Visual evaluation: pawn structure, king safety, piece activity and sharpness of the position - New chess board in Direct2D technology with a fresh look and improved animation - New engine analysis: Interesting threats, appealing ideas and the game continuation - Animated engine variations: Intuitive visual display of the best continuation - Improved calculation training to give your Elo a quick boost. - Stronger Fritz 18 engine by Frank Schneider, optimised for short time control DOWNLOAD (Buy premium account for maximum speed and resuming ability) https://nitroflare.com/view/68788655EEDAECC/mbmta.Fritz.18.v18.5.Multilingual.x86..x64.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/4c2bec88ff302d5078792fcf7ebd600b/mbmta.Fritz.18.v18.5.Multilingual.x86..x64.rar

Fritz Powerbook 2022 Multilingual Languages: Multilingual | Incl. Strongbook and CorrBook | File Size: 1.02 GB The Fritz Powerbook 2022 contains 25 millions opening positions, derived from 1.7 million high class tournament games. Together with each position all relevant information is stored: all moves that were played in the position, by players of what average rating, with what success and performance results. Discover exciting and tricky new lines and practice them against Fritz The Fritz Powerbook 2022 represents the state of the art of current openings theory. The FritzPowerbook was derived also from the best 100,000 games from the Correspondence 2022 Database to enhance even more the theoretical value of moves given by the book. With the 2022 edition you get 3 Books: Fritz Powerbook, Strongbook and the CorrBook. Release Notes Initial release. Interface languages: English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, Nederlands. System Requirements Desktop PC or Notebook, 2 GB RAM, Windows 11, 10 or 8.1, ChessBase 16. DOWNLOAD (Buy premium account for maximum speed and resuming ability) https://nitroflare.com/view/3AD7172C07271BD/ltxgg.Fritz.Powerbook.2022.Multilingual.part1.rar https://nitroflare.com/view/11A4BB816DE3F11/ltxgg.Fritz.Powerbook.2022.Multilingual.part2.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/1ec1ba6c64ef033c70c81ca7d68ec206/ltxgg.Fritz.Powerbook.2022.Multilingual.part1.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/fc3c9849fa33f7e0cb39f580bed8564b/ltxgg.Fritz.Powerbook.2022.Multilingual.part2.rar

File Size: 1.71 GB/ 284.6 MB At the turn of the century, Fritz fascinated the chess world with victories over Garry Kasparov and then-reigning World Champion Vladimir Kramnik. The "most popular chess program" (according to German magazine Der Spiegel) offers you everything you will need as a dedicated chess enthusiast, with innovative training methods for amateurs and professionals alike, plus access to the full suite of ChessBase web apps, including the Playchess playing server. The neural chess engine "Fat Fritz" In December 2017, a press release from Google shook the chess world to the core: its subsidiary Deep Mind built a neural network, dubbed Alpha Zero, which "learned" chess solely by playing millions of games against itself, yet was strong enough to beat Stockfish 8, a leading chess engine. This news was sobering and fascinating at the same time. Sobering in the sense that the decades old tradition of chess programming had been relegated to the shadows by a self-learning system. Fascinating because it was possible to hope that one could learn really new stuff about chess from this radical approach. Nobody had expected that a cooperative effort by chess developers would soon make this technology generally available. The Open-Source- Project LCZero began to retrace the trail blazed by Google and in the meantime has acquired considerable strength. Suddenly a chess engine was available whose different analysis results provided new ideas on all fronts. LCZero too follows the Google philosophy, that the neural network only learns from games played against itself. The idea soon came to use our existing base of hundreds of thousands of good grandmaster games to shorten this learning process. This approach was followed logically by our longserving technical editor Albert Silver and based on the LCZero technology he trained a neural network for a whole year with GM games. The result is so convincing that we are now publishing it as "Fat Fritz" along with Fritz17. As things stand, Fat Fritz defeats in a direct comparison all traditional chess programs and even LCZero. The moves suggested in analysis are often extremely human and planned. With a painfully practical limitation: Fat Fritz needs (like LCZero) a very high performance Nvidia graphics card ("GPU") in order to achieve its full playing strength. Nevertheless, here for the rst time in many years we can record a real breakthrough in chess programming. Fat Fritz and LCZero are already beginning to change opening theory. Methodical opening training Every average human brain is light years ahead of neural networks when it comes to mastering everyday situations. However, it is in some ways tiresome imprinting on one's own neural network knowledge about opening variations. Therefore Fritz 17 has new functions to offer to considerably simplify the constructing, administration and above all the transfer to memory of an opening repertoire. What use is the finest variation tree if one can't remember it? Fritz 17 introduces a repertoire administration which is not based on whole variations but on moves. You decide on a move: "at's the one I want to play myself " and thereupon the whole variation is taken over into your repertoire. The advantage: with some decisions and a few clicks you can set up a useable repertoire. This repertoire is online, i.e. it can be accessed immediately by any computer and on the web. Drill and play Once you have clicked together a repertoire in that way, the fun begins: you now learn it by drilling. To do so you play your variations and Fritz replies in such a way that, as far as possible, you remain within your repertoire. At first the moves come according to their frequency in theory. After some time it becomes clear what you have mastered properly and what not. The problematic systems are then repeated more often so that you can achieve certainty quickly with the minimum of effort. This system is known from the learning of foreign languages. For it to be fun, Fritz measures the size of the theoretical area you have mastered and enters it into a ranking list as a number of points. Helpful for practice is also the fact that in your drilling when you reach the end of a variation you can decide if you want to carry on as a training game. Drilling can also be done with any variation tree you wish to load (traditional ChessBase repertoire), even with a sole game if you would like to learn it by heart. Ready-made repertoires included Included with Fritz 17 is access to pre-prepared up-to-date repertoires. You can either drill with these as they come or incorporate them into your own repertoire with the usual clicks to mark moves. Here are the highlights: - Now with "Fat Fritz" * : An extremely strong neural net engine inspired by Alpha Zero, which produces human-like strategic analyses of world class quality. - Improved Fritz 17 engine with traditional brute force search and evaluations technology - Convenient one-click management of your opening repertoires - Opening training with success control, measure your progress with e-learning technology - Hundreds of ready-made repertoires included "Blitz & Train": Fritz generates tactical puzzles from your own blitz games - Perfect analysis of endgames with up to seven pieces, access to "Let's Check" Improved 3D chess boards thanks to real-time ray tracing** RELEASE NOTES: - Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated. System Requirements: - Minimum (without Raytracing and FatFritz): Dual Core, 2 GB RAM, Windows 7 or 8.1, - DirectX11, graphics card with 256 MB RAM, DVD-ROM-drive, Windows Media Player 9 and internet access. Recommended: - PC Intel i5 or AMD Ryzen 3 (Quadcore), 8 GB - RAM, Windows 10 with 64-Bit (current version), NVIDIA RTX graphic card with 6 GB RAM and current driver (FatFritz on older NVIDIA cards or older graphic cards: drastic loss of performance, on CPU only for demonstration purposes) , Windows Media Player 11, (DVD-ROM drive) Languages:English, German, French, Spanish, Italian HOMEPAGE https://shop.chessbase.com Fritz 17.17 + crack update to version 17.24 DOWNLOAD (Buy premium account for maximum speed and resuming ability) http://nitroflare.com/view/E69EC195AAD8AD7/ovf8j..Fritz.v17.24Update.rar http://nitroflare.com/view/272BB264D47919B/ovf8j..Fritz17.17.part1.rar http://nitroflare.com/view/ED56DE805738275/ovf8j..Fritz17.17.part2.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/6c9703e1af9a1b034c5c65ac0f2e046a/ovf8j..Fritz.v17.24Update.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/da9dbd4fc395a652e90d5df27518918b/ovf8j..Fritz17.17.part1.rar https://rapidgator.net/file/7bdf8b2dfd1c957df23675813c4cc3d9/ovf8j..Fritz17.17.part2.rar

Fritz 17 v17.24 Multilingual (x86 / x64) | 2.2 GB Includes Database, Opening Book, Fat Fritz 2 Languages: English, Čeština, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, At the turn of the century, Fritz fascinated the chess world with victories over Garry Kasparov and then-reigning World Champion Vladimir Kramnik. The "most popular chess program" (according to German magazine Der Spiegel) offers you everything you will need as a dedicated chess enthusiast, with innovative training methods for amateurs and professionals alike, plus access to the full suite of ChessBase web apps, including the Playchess playing server. In December 2017, a press release from Google shook the chess world to the core: its subsidiary Deep Mind built a neural network, dubbed Alpha Zero, which "learned" chess solely by playing millions of games against itself, yet was strong enough to beat Stockfish 8, a leading chess engine. This news was sobering and fascinating at the same time. Sobering in the sense that the decades old tradition of chess programming had been relegated to the shadows by a self-learning system. Fascinating because it was possible to hope that one could learn really new stuff about chess from this radical approach. Nobody had expected that a cooperative effort by chess developers would soon make this technology generally available. The Open-Source- Project LCZero began to retrace the trail blazed by Google and in the meantime has acquired considerable strength. Suddenly a chess engine was available whose different analysis results provided new ideas on all fronts. LCZero too follows the Google philosophy, that the neural network only learns from games played against itself. The idea soon came to use our existing base of hundreds of thousands of good grandmaster games to shorten this learning process. This approach was followed logically by our longserving technical editor Albert Silver and based on the LCZero technology he trained a neural network for a whole year with GM games. The result is so convincing that we are now publishing it as "Fat Fritz" along with Fritz17. As things stand, Fat Fritz defeats in a direct comparison all traditional chess programs and even LCZero. The moves suggested in analysis are often extremely human and planned. With a painfully practical limitation: Fat Fritz needs (like LCZero) a very high performance Nvidia graphics card ("GPU") in order to achieve its full playing strength. Nevertheless, here for the first time in many years we can record a real breakthrough in chess programming. Fat Fritz and LCZero are already beginning to change opening theory. Methodical opening training Every average human brain is light years ahead of neural networks when it comes to mastering everyday situations. However, it is in some ways tiresome imprinting on one's own neural network knowledge about opening variations. Therefore Fritz 17 has new functions to offer to considerably simplify the constructing, administration and above all the transfer to memory of an opening repertoire. What use is the finest variation tree if one can't remember it? Fritz 17 introduces a repertoire administration which is not based on whole variations but on moves. You decide on a move: "That's the one I want to play myself " and thereupon the whole variation is taken over into your repertoire. The advantage: with some decisions and a few clicks you can set up a useable repertoire. This repertoire is online, i.e. it can be accessed immediately by any computer and on the web. Drill and play Once you have clicked together a repertoire in that way, the fun begins: you now learn it by drilling. To do so you play your variations and Fritz replies in such a way that, as far as possible, you remain within your repertoire. At first the moves come according to their frequency in theory. After some time it becomes clear what you have mastered properly and what not. The problematic systems are then repeated more often so that you can achieve certainty quickly with the minimum of effort. This system is known from the learning of foreign languages. For it to be fun, Fritz measures the size of the theoretical area you have mastered and enters it into a ranking list as a number of points. Helpful for practice is also the fact that in your drilling when you reach the end of a variation you can decide if you want to carry on as a training game. Drilling can also be done with any variation tree you wish to load (traditional ChessBase repertoire), even with a sole game if you would like to learn it by heart. Ready-made repertoires included Included with Fritz 17 is access to pre-prepared up-to-date repertoires. You can either drill with these as they come or incorporate them into your own repertoire with the usual clicks to mark moves. These ready-made repertoires can be found in each case at four levels: simple, club, tournament and professional. That saves work; you do not need to extract a simpler club-level version from full-fledged professional repertoire on your own. 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Languages: Multilingual | Incl. Database, Opening Book, Fat Fritz 2 | File Size: 2.17 GB At the turn of the century, Fritz fascinated the chess world with victories over Garry Kasparov and then-reigning World Champion Vladimir Kramnik. The "most popular chess program" (according to German magazine Der Spiegel) offers you everything you will need as a dedicated chess enthusiast, with innovative training methods for amateurs and professionals alike, plus access to the full suite of ChessBase web apps, including the Playchess playing server. The neural chess engine "Fat Fritz" In December 2017, a press release from Google shook the chess world to the core: its subsidiary Deep Mind built a neural network, dubbed Alpha Zero, which "learned" chess solely by playing millions of games against itself, yet was strong enough to beat Stockfish 8, a leading chess engine. This news was sobering and fascinating at the same time. Sobering in the sense that the decades old tradition of chess programming had been relegated to the shadows by a self-learning system. Fascinating because it was possible to hope that one could learn really new stuff about chess from this radical approach. Nobody had expected that a cooperative effort by chess developers would soon make this technology generally available. The Open-Source- Project LCZero began to retrace the trail blazed by Google and in the meantime has acquired considerable strength. Suddenly a chess engine was available whose different analysis results provided new ideas on all fronts. LCZero too follows the Google philosophy, that the neural network only learns from games played against itself. The idea soon came to use our existing base of hundreds of thousands of good grandmaster games to shorten this learning process. This approach was followed logically by our longserving technical editor Albert Silver and based on the LCZero technology he trained a neural network for a whole year with GM games. The result is so convincing that we are now publishing it as "Fat Fritz" along with Fritz17. As things stand, Fat Fritz defeats in a direct comparison all traditional chess programs and even LCZero. The moves suggested in analysis are often extremely human and planned. With a painfully practical limitation: Fat Fritz needs (like LCZero) a very high performance Nvidia graphics card ("GPU") in order to achieve its full playing strength. Nevertheless, here for the rst time in many years we can record a real breakthrough in chess programming. Fat Fritz and LCZero are already beginning to change opening theory. Methodical opening training Every average human brain is light years ahead of neural networks when it comes to mastering everyday situations. However, it is in some ways tiresome imprinting on one's own neural network knowledge about opening variations. Therefore Fritz 17 has new functions to offer to considerably simplify the constructing, administration and above all the transfer to memory of an opening repertoire. What use is the finest variation tree if one can't remember it? Fritz 17 introduces a repertoire administration which is not based on whole variations but on moves. You decide on a move: "at's the one I want to play myself " and thereupon the whole variation is taken over into your repertoire. The advantage: with some decisions and a few clicks you can set up a useable repertoire. This repertoire is online, i.e. it can be accessed immediately by any computer and on the web. Drill and play Once you have clicked together a repertoire in that way, the fun begins: you now learn it by drilling. To do so you play your variations and Fritz replies in such a way that, as far as possible, you remain within your repertoire. At first the moves come according to their frequency in theory. After some time it becomes clear what you have mastered properly and what not. The problematic systems are then repeated more often so that you can achieve certainty quickly with the minimum of effort. This system is known from the learning of foreign languages. For it to be fun, Fritz measures the size of the theoretical area you have mastered and enters it into a ranking list as a number of points. Helpful for practice is also the fact that in your drilling when you reach the end of a variation you can decide if you want to carry on as a training game. Drilling can also be done with any variation tree you wish to load (traditional ChessBase repertoire), even with a sole game if you would like to learn it by heart. Ready-made repertoires included Included with Fritz 17 is access to pre-prepared up-to-date repertoires. You can either drill with these as they come or incorporate them into your own repertoire with the usual clicks to mark moves. Here are the highlights: - Now with "Fat Fritz" * : An extremely strong neural net engine inspired by Alpha Zero, which produces human-like strategic analyses of world class quality. - Improved Fritz 17 engine with traditional brute force search and evaluations technology - Convenient one-click management of your opening repertoires - Opening training with success control, measure your progress with e-learning technology - Hundreds of ready-made repertoires included "Blitz & Train": Fritz generates tactical puzzles from your own blitz games - Perfect analysis of endgames with up to seven pieces, access to "Let's Check" Improved 3D chess boards thanks to real-time ray tracing** RELEASE NOTES: - Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated. System Requirements: - Minimum (without Raytracing and FatFritz): Dual Core, 2 GB RAM, Windows 7 or 8.1, - DirectX11, graphics card with 256 MB RAM, DVD-ROM-drive, Windows Media Player 9 and internet access. 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