Author: Chris Carson
Date: 04:13:00 06/06/01
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On June 06, 2001 at 04:22:34, Tanya Deborah wrote: > >Hi to all! > >I have 2 questions. > >The match against GM Robert Huebner will be very interesting! and i think that >it will be like a preparation for the match against World Champion Kramnik. > > >But what kind of machine will use Deep Fritz for the match against Huebner?? >and how many time will be the games?? > > >Also, Somebody know what kind of machine will use Deep Fritz to play against >Kramnik??? > > I can´t see any information about the -kind of machines they will use (Mhz, >Ram? etc)in the Chessbase page. > >Too, i believe that Deep Fritz is a bit better, (running in 8 procesor machine) >than Deep Blue 97 version...(the same that won against Kasparov) Is this >right? > >I need that Chessbase will need a lot of hard work! if they want to repeat like >IBM did against Kasparov in 1997. Anyway i think that it is very very difficult >that it happen again. It will be a Dream! > > >Thanks... > >Best Regards! > > >Tanya > Deborah. Tanya, Not sure I can add anything more than the other posts. I can only speak about results and Deep Fritz has not given a performance greater than DB97 yet. My opinion is that Deep Junior on a 8xPIII 1GHZ would be very close to DB97 performance, this may also be true for Deep Fritz, Deep Shredder, Chess Tiger (smp or single), Rebel Century (smp or single), Hiarcs, and perhaps others. If the same match conditions for DB97 could be set up, then my opinion is that an equivelant 8xPIII 2GHZ could produce superior results than DB97. However, the PIV does not appear to provide equal GHZ to GHZ performance with the PIII and I doubt that the PIII will ever get to 2GHZ. The Deep Fritz match is much tougher "match conditions", so it will be interesting. :) Finally, we will never know. DB97 no longer plays so all comparison is speculation and any future DB chip by HSU will be superior to DB97, in my opinion. :) Best Regards, Chris Carson
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