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Subject: Deep Fritz will run on how many processors in match with Kramnik?

Author: Terry Ripple

Date: 01:43:30 10/02/02

Also, is this the Deep Fritz 7 and is it going to run on more than 1 processor-
in the match with Kramnik?

Thanks in advance!

Regards,
      Terry

Re: Deep Fritz will run on how many processors in match with Kramnik? Vincent Diepeveen 08:49:56 10/02/02
Re: Deep Fritz will run on how many processors in match with Kramnik? T. Opas 02:00:41 10/02/02
- Re: Deep Fritz will run on how many processors in match with Kramnik? Tony Werten 10:32:27 10/02/02
- 8 x 900 MHz - sounds a bit dated! George Sobala 04:12:38 10/02/02
  - Re: 8 x 900 MHz - sounds a bit dated! Vincent Diepeveen 13:30:28 10/02/02
  - Re: 8 x 900 MHz - sounds a bit dated! Vincent Diepeveen 13:28:48 10/02/02
  - Re: It's the fastest available system! Joachim Rang 05:17:39 10/02/02
    - Re: It's the fastest available system! Robert Hyatt 08:10:36 10/02/02
      - Re: It's the fastest available system! Joachim Rang 10:49:25 10/02/02
        
        Re: It's the fastest available system! Robert Hyatt 12:24:46 10/02/02
        
        Re: It's the fastest available system! Joachim Rang 13:39:05 10/02/02
        
        Re: It's the fastest available system! Vincent Diepeveen 13:43:13 10/02/02
  - Re: 8 x 900 MHz - sounds a bit dated! Sally Weltrop 05:07:49 10/02/02
  - Re: A Dual 2.8 would be faster than 8x 900 Mhz ! Jorge Pichard 04:41:19 10/02/02
    - Re: A Dual 2.8 would be faster than 8x 900 Mhz ! Robert Hyatt 08:11:48 10/02/02
    - Re: Never! Joachim Rang 05:21:06 10/02/02
      - Re: Never! Vincent Diepeveen 13:39:28 10/02/02
        
        Re: Never! Robert Hyatt 14:30:32 10/02/02
    - Re: A Dual 2.8 Ghz would be faster than 8x 900 Mhz ! Jorge Pichard 04:47:45 10/02/02
      - Re: A Dual 2.8 Ghz would be faster than 8x 900 Mhz ! Vincent Diepeveen 13:44:31 10/02/02

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