Author: Dan Honeycutt
Date: 23:28:15 12/17/04
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On December 17, 2004 at 23:55:05, Michael P. Nance Sr. wrote: >On December 17, 2004 at 18:55:53, Dan Andersson wrote: > >> The two best CPUs for chess would be the AMD 64 and Intel Pentium M (a.k.a. >>Centrino). The P4 doen't even qualify for the race. >> But a Pentium M desktop system is hideously expensive both the CPU and the >>mobo. >> As for stability and reliability I would say that AMD has the edge as long as >>you get a first or second tier mobo, cooling and PSU. >> >>MvH Dan Andersson >I will have to agree with You'all about the AMD Processors being superior to >Intel Processors for Chess Programs. I own serval of both top Guns from both >Manufactors. The noise from the cooling Fans has never bothered Me too much >,infact My biggest Dual Box has a total of 10 Fans in It. It came with 4 and I >added the other 6. I call It the B-17 Bomber because It sounds like one. How >many times have You been playing Chess on-line and had Your Legs sweating under >the Console or desk? That doesn't happen with the B-17 Bomber circulating all >that Air around. Good luck and good hunting, >>>>Mike Hi Mike: I'd like to enter my program Bruja in CCT-7 but I've got schedule problems plus my box is crap. You have any interest in operating? Dan H.
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