Author: Keith Ian Price
Date: 23:27:48 10/13/97
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On October 13, 1997 at 04:34:00, Christophe Theron wrote: > >Are you sure a single processor being 5 times faster than a good PC >program would play better? The current selection sheme of PC programs >are quite complex (I use much selection in Chess Tiger), and I'm not >sure the logic of the chip is able to do something like that. I don't know if it would play better. I would be interested in its analysis. The chip has evaluation parameters that execute in parallel, so a large evaluation can be done in very little time. >BTW, I've heard DB is brute force (no selection). Has anybody >information about that? This is what has been said. There is some selection in the extensions, but the basic search is supposed to be full width. I would just be interested in it whether it plays better (whatever that means) or not. They all play better than I do. kp If it were $10000, then I would have to pass, but if it were $300, I'd buy it in an instant. $1000-- I would think long and hard.
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