Author: Joachim Rang
Date: 03:28:11 06/27/05
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On June 26, 2005 at 22:17:05, Earl Fuller wrote: >On June 26, 2005 at 21:37:04, Peter Kappler wrote: > >>On June 26, 2005 at 19:34:30, Earl Fuller wrote: >> >>>The question still must be answered, Hydra vs Shredder. >>>Some of you think Hydra is all but unbeatable,__i do not__:) >>>The match that is begging to be played now is of course, Shredder vs Hydra. >>>With Shredder on a state of the art computer that has been tested before the >>>match__:)__would be very interesting indeed. And not some old laptop.__:) >>>These people that have programed Shredder should hunt Hydra down and slay it. >>>Come on Shredder team, there is someone knocking at your door !___:) >>>earl >> >> >>Absolutely! An 8-game match would be great! But Shredder needs a very fast >>machine for this to be a fair match. A quad-processor Opteron would be perfect. >> Hydra should run on the same hardware it used to beat Adams. Nah, 32 FPGAs is >>too fast. 16 sounds about right. >> >>I'm certain that Hydra would win this match handily. I'll even go out on a limb >>and predict the score. Lets see, I think Hydra would probably win 3 games and >>draw the remaining 5, for a final score of 5.5-2.5. Remember, you heard it here >>first! >> >>:) >> >>-Peter > >Well what ever the result would be, we will never know unless there is a match. >I think the match should be something like 12 games or 16 at 40/2 >A match between Shredder and Hydra is a match i'd like to see, wouldn't you? >earl Earl that match already happened, have a look here: http://www.shredderchess.de/abudhabi.html try a translator.
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