The 6 most powerful free engines available today July 7, 2020 (tested)
Introduce you to the 6 most powerful free engines
Important Note: a number of engiens have edited them out to make them stronger.
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+ The folders have a mistake, keeping the _(sl) suffix after the names while the executables are correct; on the "Self Learning" option is disabled by default. Please check the appropriate box to enable it. If you don't want to use "Self Learning" and you already have a large learning database: experience.bin, you can just enable the "Experience Read_only" option. Your engine will then be able to tap into "Experience Read_only" to improve its playing style.
+ The X version is more aggressive and more powerful in analysis, AMENOPHIS said.
+ Raubfisch is an engine derived from Stockfish and Torpedo 1.1 XJR (private engine by AMENOPHIS). This release includes the Self Learning function.
+ The X version is more aggressive and more powerful in analysis, AMENOPHIS said.
+ Raubfisch is an engine derived from Stockfish and Torpedo 1.1 XJR (private engine by AMENOPHIS). This release includes the Self Learning function.
- Link down: HERE
TOP 5: BrainFish: July 5, 2020 support Windows, NO Linux and Android, NO MACOS
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+ Brainfish is one of the strongest Stockfish-based chess engines available, extended by the general polyglot book format (.bin). There are some extensions in the Book Code for handling repetitions. In BrainFish the Book moves are only used in engine games, not in analysis mode. That means when BrainFish is playing moves which are in the Cerebellum book (support), it plays like StockFish regarding the evaluation, only at a much higher skill level.
- Link down: HERE
TOP 4: Cfish: July 7, 2020 support Windows (64bit only), Linux and Android. NO MACOS
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+ It seems that it is slower than the previous version
- Link down: HERE
TOP 3: CorChess: June 26, 2020 support FOR WINDOWS, LINUX AND ANDROID, NO MACOS
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+ CorChess is a Stockfish based program designed for correspondence chess or slow games
- Link down: HERE
TOP 2: SugaR: February 16, 2020 support WINDOWS ONLY, NO ANDROID, NO LINUX, NO MAC
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+ SugaR developed on the basis of Stockfish made by Marco Zerbinati under the GPL license.
- Link down: HERE
TOP 1: Stockfish Polyglot: June 14, 2020 support Windows and Android Linux, NO MACOS
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+ I have tested, it seems to be weaker than the version before May 22, but if you play in tournement mode and over 50 games or more, it is strongest
- Link down: HERE
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