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Subject: Re: Optimizing a Chess Engine's Strength [by Steve Lopez,Electronic T-Notes]

Author: Peter McKenzie

Date: 13:12:03 04/24/02

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"It's just physics -- the longer a processor runs, the more it heats up and the
less efficient it becomes.  Your program will play better chess right after you
turn your computer on than it will after the machine's been running for hours or
even days"

Say what??

• Why the 'cold' processor is _correlated_ with better performance Ratko V Tomic 20:37:50 04/24/02
  • Re: Why the 'cold' processor is _correlated_ with better performance David Dory 12:19:58 04/25/02
    • Re: Why the 'cold' processor is _correlated_ with better performance Tom Likens 10:42:36 04/26/02
• Re: Optimizing a Chess Engine's Strength [by Steve Lopez,Electronic T-Notes] Dan Andersson 16:44:03 04/24/02
  • Re: Optimizing a Chess Engine's Strength [by Steve Lopez,Electronic T-Notes] Scott Gasch 17:58:06 04/24/02
    • Re: Optimizing a Chess Engine's Strength [by Steve Lopez,Electronic T-Notes] Dan Andersson 02:09:35 04/25/02

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