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Subject: Re: Kramnik Vs. Which Software questions......

Author: Otello Gnaramori

Date: 04:44:37 01/29/02

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On January 29, 2002 at 06:54:07, Uri Blass wrote:

>On January 29, 2002 at 04:45:07, Otello Gnaramori wrote:
>
>>If the match between Fritz and Kramnik will be held in October, I'm wondering on
>>which program will be against Mr. Kramnik.
>>The first chosen was Deep Fritz for its multiprocessor capabilities (can run on
>>8 cpu's powered machine) , but meanwhile Fritz7 was out with a brand new
>>powerful engine, though I'm not sure about its multiprocessor features of the
>>latest... anybody knows ?
>>
>>w.b.r.
>>Otello
>
>The first choice was not the commercial Deep Fritz and I think that you are
>wrong to assume that chessbase is going to use something that is commercial.
>

1) Which was the first choice ?
2) Why do not use something commercial since it can be advantaging from the
incomes point of view...


>I guess that multiprocessor capability is not important for 90% of the users so
>chessbase has no reason to invest on commercial version of Fritz7 with more than
>one processor.
>

So probably they will go for Deep Fritz if a multiprocessor machine will be
used.

>
>I also remember that people complained about Deep Fritz and claimed that for
>some reason it is only slightly faster with 2 processors when Junior and
>Shredder earns more speed from 2 processors so I believe that chessbase were
>right when they did not release a multi processor version of Fritz(If they can
>do it only 20 or 30% faster with 2 processors then there are not going to be
>many people who are really interested in buying a multi-processor version of
>Fritz).
>
>Uri

But don't you think that Fritz7 is reasonably better than Deep Fritz engine, so
what is the rational to use an inferior engine though if it's multiprocessor
capable ?

w.b.r.
Otello





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