Author: Alexander Kure
Date: 03:02:22 11/07/00
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On November 07, 2000 at 01:04:04, Will Singleton wrote: >On November 07, 2000 at 00:48:33, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On November 06, 2000 at 20:02:29, Will Singleton wrote: >> >>>I want to thank Steve Lim for his good work at the ICC CCT2. He kept things >>>running smoothly, responded well to questions, kept track of the games, posted >>>the pairings and results, and kept a good sense of humor. Apparently he lives >>>in Singapore (I had thought Canada), so he was up until 5-6am both days. >>> >>>One funny deal occurred as round 4 was getting ready to go, Steve had been quiet >>>for awhile. As the start time came and went, no announcement. Soon folks were >>>getting testy, like when is this thing going to start? We didn't know that >>>Steve was done for the day, having fallen asleep at the keyboard. Thankfully, >>>his ace accomplice, jbob, picked things up and we were soon playing again. jbob >>>seems to be a former admin there, I guess he left before my time. He did a good >>>job as well. >>> >>>Steve wants to put together a recap of the events of the tourney, and has asked >>>for some info from the participants. I believe he wanted to know at which move >>>each player was out of book in each game. We can all save him some work by >>>providing that info to him. (sjlim@chessclub.com) I don't recall if he wanted >>>other info or not. >>> >>>I want also to thank everyone for showing up, and for being (mostly, ahem) on >>>time. Not bad for a worldwide event. We had one fellow miss a round, and James >>>Swafford ran a copy of gnuchess to fill that out. There was a good group of >>>people on ch 64, hardly any crosstalk at all. For the final two rounds there >>>were quite a few people there, I think about 100. >>> >>>One suggestion I have for the person who organizes the next tourney (maybe in >>>the Spring?) would be to enlist the help of an IM/GM to watch the games, and >>>make comments from time to time on interesting developments. This would do two >>>things: provide more interest for spectators, and keep the players apprised of >>>what's happening. I found that I could hardly watch more than one or two other >>>games, seeing as how I was concentrated on willing my prog not to make bad >>>moves. I would have enlisted or hired someone for this tourney, if I had >>>thought of it. >>> >>>I think the time format and schedule worked out well this time. For CCT1, we >>>had two weekends with longer games, and were weren't quite so tight on the time >>>zone deal. I think doing eight games over two days works. We actually had dead >>>time between all rounds, so I think we could really do nine games with no >>>trouble at all. So, person-who-organizes-the-next-tourney, keep that in mind. >>> >>>For the record: >>>Program ICC_Account Hardware operator_email >>> >>>Amateur 1.1 Amateur Mac G3/500 smocfi@aol.com >>>Arasan ArasanX Athlon/750 jdart@best.com >>>Averno AvernoX AMD/800 Rdavis101@aol.com >>>Crafty Crafty Xeon x4/550 hyatt@cis.uab.edu >>>Diep Diepx some quad diep@xs4all.nl >>>Dorky Dorky Celeron/450 mmmckn0@uky.edu >>>Hossa Hossa Athlon/600 steffen@jakob.at >>>Insomniac InsomniacX P3/933 roberj03@student.ucr.edu >>>Junior JuniorX Dual P3/700 shay@chessdev.com >>>LambChop LambChop Athlon/950 fastxslonnie@earthlink.net >>>Mint Mint P3/600 christian.soderstrom@chello.se >>>Nimzo 8 NimzoX P3/550 panthee@teleweb.at >> >>When I typed fi nimzoX I found that nimzo use PIII/1001 so I am surprised that >>it used only p3/550. >> >>I said that it is surprising that shredder4 can win nimzo8 inspite of worse >>hardware because of the pII/1001 note. >>If the p3/550 is the correct note then the fact that shredder4 had better result >>than Nimzo8 is not a clear surprise because I expected nimzo8 to be only sligtly >>better than shredder4 and the hardware difference of 800Mhz against 550 may >>compensate for it. >> >>Uri > >The cpu's I listed here were preliminary, and probably there were some changes. >I think Nimzo ran on the faster cpu. That's correct, Will. Nimzo ran on a 1001 Mhz overclocked Pentium III. Greetings Alex
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