Author: A.G.B. Bluemers
Date: 16:19:10 09/10/05
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On September 10, 2005 at 16:31:56, Steve B wrote: >The Phoenix Resurrection is a dedicated computer that currently contains the >Ruffian Engine >it runs on a Intel StrongARM Processor at 203Mhz > >extensive worldwide testing has shown it to be slightly weaker then the Tasc >R40/30 computers ( V2.5-King)which are currently the worlds strongest dedicated >computer's > >in a very short time(days) the Resurrection will be provided with 3 additional >programs as follows: > >Deep Sjeng 1.8 >Fruit 2.1 >Toga 1.0 > >as soon as the update is in place, testing will begin in earnest to determine >which if any of these programs can clearly beat the Tasc R30/R40 computer and if >so ,take the much coveted title of Worlds Strongest Dedicated Computer held by >Tasc for over 10 years > >only one of these programs need demonstrate superiority over the Tasc for the >title to change hands > >with that as a background.. > >which program has the best chance of soundly defeating the Tasc's?? > >as is well known the Tasc contains De Koinig's King Program as seen in the >Chessmaster PC Programs > >is it a simple matter of me looking up which of these 3 are currently rated the >highest on the SSDF lists or is one program known to be stronger against the >King ? > >i would like to be able to "cut to the chase" here and test the program with the >best chances to win rather then go through all three at random > >many collectors are eager to see the title change hands as quickly as possible > >most testing will be done at Game /30 minutes although normal tournament time >controls of 40/2HRS will also be tested > >Best >Steve these program where written for much faster hardware. i think when porting these pc programs ,the so called 'extensions' might need to be tuned more agressive for the phoenix module
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