Fat Fritz 64-bit

Fat Fritz 64-bit is a chess engine developed by Chessbase that uses neural network technology to analyze and evaluate chess positions.

Unlike traditional chess engines that rely on brute force calculation, Fat Fritz uses deep learning neural networks to evaluate positions and make move suggestions.

While there is no definitive answer, Fat Fritz has frequently placed highly in computer chess rating lists, suggesting that it is one of the strongest engines.

Yes, Fat Fritz can be used for analysis by loading a game or position and allowing the engine to analyze it. It can also be used in conjunction with a traditional engine for analysis purposes.

Fat Fritz requires a reasonably powerful computer to run effectively. Chessbase recommends a minimum of eight cores, 16 GB of RAM, and a powerful graphics card.

Fat Fritz runs on Windows 7 or later operating systems.

No, Fat Fritz does not require an active internet connection to run. It can be used offline.

Yes, Fat Fritz can learn from games and improve its play over time. Users can create their custom neural network based on their games database.

As of August 2021, Fat Fritz retails for €129.90 on the Chessbase website.

No, Fat Fritz comes with a user-friendly interface that does not require any programming knowledge. Users can access multiple analysis features and databases through the graphical interface.