Author: John Coffey
Date: 15:50:11 07/25/00
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On July 25, 2000 at 04:26:19, Mike S. wrote: >160 cpu's with 450 MHz; approx. 3 mio. nodes per second: > >http://www.chessbase.de/Nachrichten/Current/juli2000/dortmund_1907.htm > >(unfortunately, the english page doesn't feature this article) > >Regards, >M.Scheidl I ran it through the Altavista Systran page, which did a poor job of tranlating it, but here goes ... P-Conners wins as first computers a GM tournament Computer P.ConNers wins 10.Lippstaedter GM tournament after IN hatch the McShane the program course obligation 1998 with a fantastischen to stop had finalkept in track still been able, gave its defeat in the 10.-round in the long run the excursion to the victory of P.ConNers - with full name parallel control LED Conspiracy NUMBER search. The program for the optimization of the parallel calculation, written by Ulf Lorenz, can fall back to 160 processors clocked with 450 megahertz and is thereby approximately fifty times as fast as 450 megahertz a processor - this might correspond to the calculation of approx. 3,000,000 positions per second. Thus the Lippstaedter tournament might enter history - for the first time a machine a tournament (Eloschnitt 2521) can win category 11. Second - and winners of the first price - became GM Zbynek Hracek (CZE) before the lady world champion of many years GM Maja Tschiburdanidze (GEO), which finalkeeps in track in a strong GM novel Slobodjan still overhaul could. But also for the Lippstaedter the application was worthwhile itself again, because Dr. Andreas Brenke could with 3.5/9 a IM standard protect prematurely and could soon after Stefan pain Meier and Heiner Matthias of the 3.Lippstaedter IN become.
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