Author: ALI MIRAFZALI
Date: 11:38:25 02/16/02
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On February 15, 2002 at 17:28:01, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote: >Dear Ali, > >Just subtract 60 to 70 elo points for every halving of processor speed. > >If program X is 2600 at 2000 Mhz then at: >1000Mhz it is 2530 >500Mhz 2460 >250Mhz 2390 >120Mhz 2320 >60Mhz 2250 >30Mhz 2180 >15Mhz 2110 >8Mhz 2040 >4Mhz 1970 >2Mhz 1900 >1Mhz 1830 > >This is only a guess. You must realize that big programs may not even run on >old hardware. As you can see it is possible to get a good game with very slow >processors. > >Do you intend to slow your processor clock to nil in order to make it last >longer? Maybe slower is better. > >Tio Timmy > >On February 15, 2002 at 12:33:13, ALI MIRAFZALI wrote: > >>I need some numbers here.I am Wondering if there is a theoretical or Practical >>highest Elo that can be acheived for a chess program running on the following >>Processor Speeds:1Mhz;4Mhz;6Mhz;10Mhz. The proble m here is that no program on 1 MHZ has reached 1830 ever.
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