Author: Michael Williams
Date: 15:44:09 04/08/02
Would I be correct in assuming that at today's prices, if one can afford 4x512MB DDR sdram for deep position analysis, then one can never go wrong with too much ram using for example, Fritz7? I already understand how things are different in Blitz--I'm very patient and I don't mind analyzing a single position for a week! I've looked at the CCC Search Engine to no avail for a quick answer. Also, it seems that today, if one is somewhat impatient, one won't go wrong with a KT266A chipset and an AMD 1800-2000 XP, given that: a) there's hardly any improvement from the scarcely available KT333 chipset (yes, I only use my computer for chess analysis), and b) the 2100 XP is just getting to hot and it has a price premium, and the newer Claw hammer--well, the assumption is that I'm just too gosh darned impatient to wait a few weeks... Am I sorta correct on the above? Thanks for any advice. The funniest aspect of analyzing one's games is that if one were to wait until the year 2020 to do this, it could all be done in a microsecond to much higher standards! What a joke!
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