Author: Alvaro Jose Povoa Cardoso
Date: 04:52:56 09/07/01
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On September 07, 2001 at 06:36:13, Uri Blass wrote: >On September 07, 2001 at 05:39:59, Slater Wold wrote: > >>On September 07, 2001 at 02:59:35, Gregor Overney wrote: >> >>>Although, Kramnik's level compares with Kasparov's level, deep fritz is much >>>worse than IBM's deep blue from 1997. This is nothing more than an interesting >>>game between a top GM vs. a smaller computer system (eight CPUs running at 900 >>>MHz?). But it cannot compare with the event from 97 in New York. >>> >>>Deep fritz will not win this match. It might draw a few games but I would be >>>surprised if deep fritz can win one game. >>> >>>According to http://www.chessbase.com/events/bahrain/sched1.htm, Kramnik gets >>>plenty of rest between games. Something, Kasparov could not enjoy in New York. >>> >>>Gregor >> >>Just about everyone in this forum knows Deep Fritz is going to get crushed. > >I am not sure that everybody in this forum knows it but I am almost sure that >Deep Fritz is going to get crushed. > >My prediction after hearing that kramnik got the program is 100% for kramnik. > >>Everyone in this forum knows that Deep Fritz on 8x900mhz is _NOTHING_ compared >>to Deeper Blue. > >Wrong. > >Not everybody knows that deep Fritz is nothing compared to Deeper blue. > >I do not know it,Amir Ban does not know it,Vincent dipeveen does not know it. >I believe that a lot of other people also do not know it. > > >> >>It's publicity. And that's all it is. >> >>The world will soon know the difference between "Chessbase" and "IBM". > >I am not going to know it. >The match is not played under similiar conditions so comparison is useless if >Fritz does not win. > >If Deep Fritz wins then it means that Deep Fritz is better but if Deep Fritz is >crushed it means nothing. > Could you please explain this? Is it because of the diferent conditions of the match? Regards, Alvaro Cardoso
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