Author: Ed Panek
Date: 11:06:51 10/08/02
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On October 08, 2002 at 13:54:16, Rex wrote: >Can someone show me just 1 thats ONE example where this 8 CPU FRITZ program >gained an advantage over lets say a single cpu in this GM ver Comp match. > >I believe the dual/8 cpu is hog wash and just makes the program not play >stronger but rather widens the TREE search wider/faster which causes the >efficiency to decrease. This seems counter intiutive. IF 1 processor looks at X positions and N processors looks at n(some coeffecient) * X positions the more is better. If your logic were true then using a single 60086 processor at 4 mhz would be optimal Ed
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