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Subject: Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu)

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 06:42:57 02/19/02

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Something interesting in that paper is their assumption
that each chess position takes about 40 000 cycles to
process.

Assuming an ILP of about 1.5, and Athlon 1000 would run
at only 37 500 nodes per second!

I think this is indeed indicative that DB had a huge evaluation.

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GCP

• Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Slater Wold 08:07:23 02/19/02
  • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Georg v. Zimmermann 12:03:52 02/19/02
    • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) Slater Wold 12:30:41 02/19/02
  • Re: How is hardware "programmed"? (Technical Article by Hsu) David Dory 11:03:23 02/19/02

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