Author: Brian Kostick
Date: 13:25:43 03/01/01
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On March 01, 2001 at 15:26:00, Jonathan Lee wrote:
>With all due respect to John Merlino, upon the actual ratings of parallel
>processors against the top ten chess playing humans in the world seemed to add
>30 FIDE rating points for double the speed.
>
>Fritz on 4 GHZ (game in 30 minutes) had a FIDE rating of about 2720. (Without
>Shirov's 2 games it had 2750 FIDE)
>
>Junior on 5.6 GHZ (tournament time control) had a FIDE rating of about 2700.
>(Without Leko's loss it had 2690 FIDE)
>
>If you do the math, you get
>450 MHZ 2600 FIDE (more than 2600 if game in 30 minutes)
>1 GHZ 2630 FIDE (" " 2630 " " " " " )
>2 GHZ 2660 FIDE (" " 2660 " " " " " )
>4 GHZ 2690 FIDE (" " 2690 " " " " " )
>If you read my article, on parallel processors and their losses the GM's will
>learn from their mistakes and the rating of Fritz and Junior should slide down a
>few (or a lot of) points.
>Jonathan (104 message)
I am just curious. I have a limited understanding of multiple CPU and their
co-operation. But who is the manufacturer of the 4GHz CPU?? Thanks in advance,
Brian K.
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