Author: Lenard Spencer
Date: 14:08:19 12/22/00
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On December 22, 2000 at 12:17:13, John Merlino wrote: >On December 22, 2000 at 09:15:54, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>I am beginning to repent of my change, three months ago or so, from an "slow" >>but reliable and high quality Intel MMX 200 Mhz to a dubious AMD K-6. People >>from CM say that maybe that MAYBE is the reason of the problem that I have had, >>with the engine answering instantly at any level. So I win any game, but it is a >>poor consolation. Your experience? Have, any of you, had problems with any >>program due to this processor? What the experts say? What you recomend, EVEN if >>the processor is not, in this case, the cause of my troubles? The bloody thing >>took 200 bucks from my budget, but if I was just stolen and deceived, I prefer >>to know it now and expend another chunk of my money to put things straight. >>Fernando > >I must clarify my e-mail to you regarding your K6 processor. If, in fact, the >engine security code is failing because you are running a K6 processor, the >fault is NOT with your computer, it is DEFINITELY with Chessmaster 8000! What I >would like to know is if there is anybody else out there with Chessmaster 8000 >who is running a K6 who is also experiencing this problem. > >Your processor is fine, I suspect. I highly doubt that you have a faulty chip >(although it IS possible, I suppose). It is also possible, however, that >Chessmaster 8000 fails on ALL K6 chips (or a small class of them), and that is >what we are trying to determine. > >jm Might be a config problem for him. I am running a K6-2/500 with no problems at all.
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