Author: Ernst Walet
Date: 06:54:43 03/03/00
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On March 03, 2000 at 08:51:23, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote: >On March 03, 2000 at 06:15:11, Shep wrote: > >>Hi all, >> >>after roughly 6 weeks, Fritz 6.0a has won my latest tournament, the Masters 2000 >> (40/40 on two PIII-550, 256 MB): >> >> >> >>Finals (10+4+2 games): >> >> Fritz 6.0a - Deep Junior 6.0a 6.0:2.0 (+5 =3 -1) >> > >Shep, > >I am confused. Why did you play Deep Junior 6a on a single processor? This >will give performance ratings of only 80% compared with Junior 6a. You need to >play the DJ on a dual or quad machine to get a true feel of its' power. Fritz >is good but it ain't the king. Ask Amir Ban to play a game with his DJ vs your >Fritz 6 and you will see that Fritz will draw or lose. > >Respectfully and please keep up your very useful site, > > > >Tim Frohlick As most people do not own a multi processor machine, a tournament on "conservative" hardware still is quite relevant, even more than multi processor programs to me. Ernst.
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