Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 11:01:37 03/12/01
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On March 12, 2001 at 13:15:08, Tanya Deborah wrote: > > >Hi Guys! > >I bought Deep junior6 3 days ago, and now i am interested to know if Deep J6 is >stronger than Junior6. I mean, running the 2 engines in one single processor. > >Anybody know exactly the differences between this two great engines and their >relative strenght ?? > >Also, I feel that Junior6 is more popular than Deep Junior6, is this right?? > >I will apreciate all your comentaries! > >Thanks to all. > >Regards, >Tanya Deborah. I have seen this question come up before; is Deep Junior on a single processor stronger than Junior6? To the best of my knowledge Deep Junior _needs_ two processors to show an increase in strength, furthermore Deep Junior is actually slower than Junior6 on a single cpu. I'm sure there are several people here who could give you further info and more complete explanations then myself. I wish Chessbase would state the criteria when purchasing their multi-processing programms other than they can use 2 processors like Deep Junior or up to 8 with Deep Fritz. They should inform their prospective cliental. As to Junior6 bieng more popular, this is probably true as Junior6 was out first, won WCC in 97 I believe, and of course most people have single processor machines then and now. Regards, Terry McCracken
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