Author: Chris Taylor
Date: 02:23:27 05/02/03
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On May 02, 2003 at 05:11:06, Shaun Brewer wrote: >On May 02, 2003 at 01:04:49, Chris Taylor wrote: > >>On May 01, 2003 at 21:16:53, Chessfun wrote: >> >>> >>>AMD XP 2600+ >>>200 Mb Hash >>>10 rounds all play all >>>60 mins game >>>Ponder=off >>>All original books >>> >>>75/150 >>> >>>Fritz 8.0.0.23 17.0/25 >>>Deep Fritz 7 14.0/25 >>>Shredder 7 13.0/25 >>>ChessTiger 14 11.5/25 >>>Shredder 7.04 10.0/25 >>>ChessTiger 15 9.5/25 >>> >>>Sarah. >> >>What gains are you getting for the 2600s? >>I have been looking at the price of either two x 3000, or two x 2800.. >> >>Chris > >Chris, > >If you would consider building your own machine or getting a friend to build one >for you, there are posibilities to save some money. > >e.g. > >The XP1700+ (DUT3C)&(DLT3C) versions all seem to run at a minimum of 10x200. I >have bought 6 or 7 from different suppliers. A few suppliers will guarentee >versions (if you can get the DLT3C runs at 1.5v runs cooler good for 24x7). Some >people are running these at 2500hmz - I would not recomend this for chess unless >you are willing to spend silly money on cooling (not good value for money imho). > >Paired with something like Abit NF7 all adjustements are in the BIOS. > >Some decent memory e.g. Twinmos 3200 (winbond) cheap but decent (running at 6222 >timings at 200fsb) > >You can choose the HD > >For chess graphics is not important so you can save some money here. > >Just a thought > >Shaun I have no problem putting a system together! It is just finding the money? I got some prices from a vendor, it too much for me to afford right now. The three x 2000 AMD will have to do. One on the internet and two via auto232.. I keep telling myself it is good. Faster that the SSDF. What more can I want? Chris
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