Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 00:24:34 07/21/01
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On July 21, 2001 at 01:50:27, Uri Blass wrote: >On July 20, 2001 at 22:14:48, Joshua Lee wrote: > >>On July 20, 2001 at 18:07:21, Uri Blass wrote: >> >>>On July 20, 2001 at 15:51:47, Joshua Lee wrote: >>> >>>>Wouldn't the SSDF get more accurate results if a "DEEP" program was on a dual >>>>700Mhz machine than on a single 1200Mhz one? >>> >>>Most buyers do not use more than one processor so the interesting question is >>>the rating of programs on one processor. >>> >>>700*2 is not more or less accurate than 1200 but simply different. >>> >> >>How different, In what ways are Deep Fritz on a dual to Deep Fritz on a Single >>Processor different if both computers are running at roughly the same speed? > >First thing is that Deep Fritz on a dual is not deterministic program. > >Second thing is that I am not sure if the speed is exactly the same speed and >the question which program is faster may be dependent on the position. >> >> >> >>>>The logic is as follows the programs were intended for 2 or more cpu's >>>>if you get 1.7x when you use 2 cpu's as to one >>>> 700 x 1.7 = 1190 this way you still get roughly equal cpu power and the "Deep" >>>>program get's to run as it was intended. >>> >>>Deep Fritz is intended also for one processor and if you talk about Deep Junior >>>then the ssdf does not use it in their tests. >>> >>>Uri >> >>This is pretty strange shouldn't they test Shredder and Junior on as well with >>each version Deep and Regular? > >Most customers use one proxessor so I guess that they prefer testing only the >one processor version. >> >>Not only that shouldn't they test Wchess,Zarkov,Mephisto,Chess Genius it makes >>sense as these programs did well against Deep Thoughtthe point being if >>Program Deep Fritz Beats Wchess,Zarkov,Mephisto,Chess Genius Deep Fritz is as >>Strong if not better than Deep Thought? > >Deep thought is not commercial program and we cannot test it so the interesting >question is not comparing Deep Fritz with Deep thought. > >It is agreed by almost everyone except Hyatt that Deep Fritz is better than >Deep thought and there are even people who think that Deep Fritz is also better >than Deeper blue of 1997. > >The people who think that the commercial programs of today are better than >Deeper Blue(1997) include at leasst 2 programmers when one of them is Amir Ban. He He I would love to see Deep Blue crush little Fritzie!! Torstein >I also guess that the best commercial programs of today are better than Deeper >blue. > >Uri
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