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Subject: Re: Dual 2.2GHZ Athlon Deep Fritz avail to play on chess.net now

Author: enrico carrisco

Date: 16:39:17 02/22/03

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On February 22, 2003 at 18:40:29, Jorge Pichard wrote:

>On February 22, 2003 at 17:46:35, Matt Taylor wrote:
>
>>On February 22, 2003 at 17:15:47, Ed Panek wrote:
>>
>>>Name: geniussix
>>>
>>>Ed
>>
>>2.2 GHz or AthlonMP 2200 (1.8 GHz)?
>>
>>-Matt
>
>The title is clear as water  a Dual = MP 2200
>
>Pichard

Where in the title does it say MP 2200?  What kind of water are you looking at?

Here are the finger notes.  They are dual MP 2600's slightly overclocked.

-elc.

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Statistics for Geniussix(C)     (Last disconnected Sat Feb 22, 18:40 EST 2003)

           rating      win   loss   draw  total   best
Blitz      2560       5236    472    728   6436   2722 (25-May-2001)
Lightning  2660       2120    296    355   2771   2813 (11-Jul-2001)
Standard   2469        809     52     88    949   2602 (04-May-2001)
Wild       2472        106     24      3    133   2583 (24-Aug-2002)
Bughouse   ----[0]       0      0      0      0
Crazyhouse 1705         32    236      5    273   1980 (15-May-2001)

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