Author: Chris Carson
Date: 13:04:17 10/15/02
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On October 15, 2002 at 15:58:17, Mark Young wrote: >On October 15, 2002 at 15:47:05, Chris Carson wrote: > >>On October 15, 2002 at 15:28:02, Chris Carson wrote: >> >>>On October 15, 2002 at 12:50:10, Mark Young wrote: >>> >>>>On October 15, 2002 at 12:42:09, Chris Carson wrote: >>>> >>>>>On October 15, 2002 at 12:37:38, Chris Carson wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>Comp TPR Opp W D L T >>>>>>DB97 2862 2795 +2 =3 -1 6 >>>>>>DF02 2807 2807 +2 =2 -2 6 (with two games to go) >>>>>>DB96 2642 2775 +1 =2 -3 6 >>>>>> >>>>>>DF will have a TPR between 2707 and 2907 depending on the result of the last two >>>>>>games! >>>>> >>>>>Note: GM Kramnik had preparation with DF before the match, GM Kasparov did not >>>>>have that with DB. This match has plenty of rest time for the GM as well. DF >>>>>now has two wins over a GM rated 2600+. This is the highest rated GM to ever >>>>>lose to a computer (GM Kasparov was only 2795 at the time DB97 won two games, GM >>>>>Kasparov is rated higher now, but not at the time of the DB97 match). >>>> >>>> >>>>When was the last time GM Kramnik lost 2 games in a row at 40/2hr? I know he is >>>>tough to beat going like 80 games at one point without a loss. >>> >>>Good question, I am not sure. We now have 5 programs at 40/2 to achieve a >>>higher TPR than DB96: Rebel, Tiger, Junior, DF6 and now DF8. Tiger and Rebel >>>did it on single processor machines. The Rebel GM (2700) had 100 preparation >>>games and ofcourse we know GM Kramnik had lots of preparation against DF8. >>>These are much tougher conditions than DB96/97 encountered and the GM has a >>>higher rating. >> >>I guess one more note: DF is running at 6Mnps. DB96 ran at 100Mnps and DB97 >>tran at 200Mnps (even faster for some positions). > >http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=555 > >Looks like fritz is running much slower then 6000KN/s My computer does over >1000Kn/s at the same point. Wow. :)
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