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Subject: Re: is there any doubt which chess engine is the strongest in the world....

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 14:07:09 01/20/06

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Consider Deep Shredder or Deep Fritz on a 4 way box with dual core CPUs
8x CPU speed would mean 150 Elo (with some SMP loss).

That is a system runnable today.

Now, imagine an 8 way box with 4 cores each (probably next year)
That would be another 100 Elo.

If we lost one whole doubling from SMP loss, it would still be +200 Elo.

But I think that on a single CPU, Rybka is probably the strongest.

• Re: is there any doubt which chess engine is the strongest in the world.... Uri Blass 14:27:10 01/20/06
  • Re: is there any doubt which chess engine is the strongest in the world.... Dann Corbit 14:58:42 01/20/06
    • Re: is there any doubt which chess engine is the strongest in the world.... Uri Blass 16:36:00 01/20/06
      • Re: is there any doubt which chess engine is the strongest in the world.... Dann Corbit 17:13:07 01/20/06

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