Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 09:37:57 10/15/03
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On October 15, 2003 at 11:51:22, Uri Blass wrote: >Thorsten reply does not make sense because every program earn much from speed >when the hardware is significantly faster. Uri - Uri - Uri ! my replies make ALWAYS sense. do you know the difference between speed and velocity ?? the programs have a different velocity ! That means: some programs reach their maximal playing strength earlier then others. Thats the same with cars. if you have a car that drives 190 Km/h and another one that can drive the same max-speed, they can have different velocities. The fritz car is faster at 100 km/h but then it needs longer to reach 190. maybe it has no spoiler and the wind is a problem. the rebel/hiarcs car needs longer to come to 100 km/h but then it capable to drive as fast as the fritz car. of course all programs profit from faster cpu's. but all programs profit in a different way from it.
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