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 Stockfish
But, having said that, when a game is done how do I get it. As this is where I start to get confused, as, more often then not, I misunderstand directions. Having said that, is it just past games analysis to get Stockfish? Or, do I go for past game analysis, then look for analyze the board, followed by computer analysis? I just want to make sure I'm following the right steps because in the after math of the Senior Master, ace-of-aces mentioned something about it. And, it was to be slow and tedious step by step before downloading it.
But, if it's as easy as I think on GK, then I gather that I can get it right away. So, my question is do I follow various steps after post games analysis to get the stockfish on GK? Or is Stockfish with the post game analysis, automatically?
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When a game is finished, you get a notification message in your GameKnot inbox that includes a link to request computer analysis. Alternatively, you can access your past game history, click on the game you'd like to be analyzed (or re-analyzed), and the click "Computer Analysis" link at the bottom of the page that opens.
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Max count of analyzed games per month
When we get old games re-analyzed with the new engine, do those count against our max number of analyzed games per month?
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We do need to make sure not to overload the servers with a lot of compute analysis calculations, so yes, every request counts. There is nothing wrong with the old analyses in 99% of the cases anyway, it's just the new engine is stronger and will be more thorough in finding inaccuracies/mistakes.
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I'd like to thank Gameknot for making these changes. I think it's really going to help, at least, one of my students improve.
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