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Subject: Re: Comp Chess History What program was the first GM program

Author: Jerry Winters

Date: 15:53:51 06/10/03

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On June 10, 2003 at 18:10:51, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On June 10, 2003 at 17:43:11, Eye Witness wrote:
>
>>Now that the Comp GM Debate has thouroughly been answered.  Excluding Deep Blue
>>- What micro was the first GM strength program? I believe it was Fritz5.00
>>running on a pentium 200Mhz machine.  Any other thoughts?
>
>
>at 40/2 I don't think so.  I don't think this happened until the last year or
>two myself.  (a micro that plays like a real GM at 40/2 time controls).


 He didn't say the First computer that played like a grandmaster, but the first
that was grandmaster strength, i think when computers ran on 500 mhz machines
they demonstrated that at the World Computer championship 1999 when five of the
best computes took on a couple of 2600 grandmasters with good results

• Re: Comp Chess History What program was the first GM program Robert Hyatt 17:08:06 06/10/03
  • Re: Comp Chess History What program was the first GM program Mike Byrne 17:33:14 06/10/03
  • Re: Comp Chess History What program was the first GM program Marc van Hal 17:27:37 06/10/03

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