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Subject: Re: Is Fritz SSS the first P.C. Program to ever achieve this ?

Author: Mogens Larsen

Date: 05:30:53 05/17/00

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On May 17, 2000 at 08:08:42, Jorge Pichard wrote:

>Thanks for clarifying the issue Mr Larsen, Frans has just accomplished  a great
>task with his Program Fritz SSS. This is what we were waiting for a long time
>for a P.C. program to be able to play a la par with a GM rated over 2500 on a
>regular P.C.  I remember 13 years ago reading a statement from Larry Kaufman
>saying that it would take a least 15 years for a P.C. program to beat a 2500
>rated player on a P.C. giving the fact that processors were doubling speed every
>year.

You're welcome, Mr. Pichard :o). I would like to have seen more common hardware
used at the Dutch Chess Championships to imitate the possibilities of the common
consumer. A quad xeon isn't a regular PC for most people IMO. A Fritz SSS win
using a fast PIII, Athlon or dual celeron would be even more impressive.

Sincerely,
Mogens



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