Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 16:13:30 08/06/00
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On August 05, 2000 at 21:37:32, Jorge Pichard wrote: >On August 05, 2000 at 21:21:18, walter irvin wrote: > >> programs would be much better if there was more money in computer chess >>.it is hard for some one to justify speeding the time required to make a GM >>program . when you could be making serious money doing something much simpler >>.deep blue was such a project with top notch people and resources and look what >>they did .if the top minds were put to the task a world champ could run on a >>pIII 500 128 mg ram . > >I seriously doubt it, if Deep blue was running at the same speed of a PIII 500 >Mhz 128 SDRAM it would not have scored a single win against Kasparov or any of >the top 3 GM's at Standard time control. If Deep Blue program was able to run >in a comparable PIII 500 Mhz computer, either Fritz 6 or Chess Tiger 12.0e >could easily have defeated Deep Blue. Of course, these comments have absolutely no basis in fact whatsoever and I hope a fight doesn't break out because of it. -Tom
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