Author: John Wentworth
Date: 16:23:01 07/26/99
After Cray Blitz won the 1983 World Computer Chess championship it's rating was 2153. The Cray supercomputer from that time is still much faster than today's PC's ever dreamed of being yet Cray Blitz's rating was much lower than todays PC programs. In another post here, Robert Hyatt mentioned that Cray Blitz would beat Crafty based on hardware. So I guess my conclusion here is that either the rating of 2153 back in 1983 for Cray Blitz was way off or the estimated rating of Crafty and other current PC's are way off. In my opinion, Cray Blitz running on a Cray Supercomputer would still blow away any of the current programs running on any PC today. I guess I have to think that the rating of 2153 was WAY off. Any other opinions?
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