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Subject: Re: Roland, Frank, what is this!?!?

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 16:51:19 05/20/01

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On May 20, 2001 at 09:19:12, Jeroen Noomen wrote:

>On May 20, 2001 at 09:13:53, Theo van der Storm wrote:
>
>>[White "Fritz"]
>>[Black "Patzer"]
>
>>1. d4 d5 2. c4 Nc6
>
>
>Hi Roland, Frank,
>
>Why play such an opening line against Fritzy!?
>
>Ciao, Jeroen

Oh well as Frank probably is still busy driving back to
germany i'll explain. Frank had hardware problems. Big hardware
problems.

My tip is to never overclock hardware and to never change
the cpu's voltage (if you set it higher you can overclock
move usual). After a few months that asks for disaster and
a few months later you can throw away your chips.

Only very few chips like duron overclock well, but those
which are produced near the tips of what is reachable with
todays technology have big problems to overclock without
proper cooling (so like at -40 degrees celcius like kryotech
or vapochill or something similar like a peltier element, just
some bigger fans are usual not enough).

Anyway, that's why the game against diep was so delayed. They had
hardware probs and we started later.

So they used the textmode version of patzer in at least my
game after frank had put voltage back from 1.75 to 1.70 volts
for the cpu's and from 1050 to 1000Mhz P3 (dual).
And i'm not sure whether that means they also used a
different book because of all these probs, i wouldn't
be surprised!

Frank can comment here and on his newsticker!

Note also Sos had big problems the first 3 rounds which
explains it's score partly, but it appeared after all that this
was not hardware or a parallel bug in SOS, but that the system
missed some libraries.

After installing a compiler onto the system the libraries were set ok
and it worked properly.

Best regards,
Vincent




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