Author: stuart taylor
Date: 08:05:53 01/20/00
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On January 20, 2000 at 09:13:33, Chris Carson wrote: >Date Event Player FIDE Program HW PS TPR Opp Avg >Feb-96 DB-GK Kasparov 2795 IBM DB ASIC 1 2670 2795 >Feb-96 DB-GK Kasparov 2795 IBM DB ASIC 0 2670 2795 >Feb-96 DB-GK Kasparov 2795 IBM DB ASIC 0.5 2670 2795 >Feb-96 DB-GK Kasparov 2795 IBM DB ASIC 0.5 2670 2795 >Feb-96 DB-GK Kasparov 2795 IBM DB ASIC 0 2670 2795 >Feb-96 DB-GK Kasparov 2795 IBM DB ASIC 0 2670 2795 >May-97 DBII-GK Kasparov 2815 IBM DBII ASIC 0 2872 2815 >May-97 DBII-GK Kasparov 2815 IBM DBII ASIC 1 2872 2815 >May-97 DBII-GK Kasparov 2815 IBM DBII ASIC 0.5 2872 2815 >May-97 DBII-GK Kasparov 2815 IBM DBII ASIC 0.5 2872 2815 >May-97 DBII-GK Kasparov 2815 IBM DBII ASIC 0.5 2872 2815 >May-97 DBII-GK Kasparov 2815 IBM DBII ASIC 1 2872 2815 > >Total 5.5/12, TPR (12 games)=2771, Opp. Avg (12 games)=2805 > >ASIC - Application Specific Integrated Circuit > >Kasparov won the first match, DB won the second. Kasparov won the >most points from both matches. Doubling the speed of DB coninued to >improve the performance (even at this level, yes I know some program >improvements were also made, I do not discount that). Kasparov wanted a >rematch with IBM DBII. Kasparov now has a rating of 2851. It would >be interesting to see a rematch between Kasparov and IBM DBII (not some >mythical dream machine). > >Any opinions on who would win Kasparov vs IBM DBII. The logs are out and >Kasparov has experience with the machine. :) > >IMHO: Kasparov wins (+2, =4, 0). :) > >How about IBM DBII vs the top 5 SSDF programs on fastest machines in >a tournamet (multi-processors allowed)? > >IMHO: IBM DBII ties for first (+2, =3, 0). :) > >Hey, it's just speculation. Have some fun with it. :) > >Best Regards, >Chris Carson I'm not convinced that IBM DB11 would always necesarily win a 6 game match with every top program every time. You might be very surprised.S.T.
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