Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 11:29:21 05/04/99
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On May 04, 1999 at 13:50:51, jose hernandez wrote: > >Why do you test a Strong program like CHM6000 in a P200 mmx vrs a weak program >in a weak machine ?? Is Obvious that CHM6000 always go to win. > >I dont understand. Dear Jose, Playing two programs on dissimilar computers is not like a one-armed boxer against Mike Tyson. It is more like an AK-47 against an Apache helicopter gattling gun. The AK-47 will lose almost certainly but then it just might get lucky. Just like Clint Eastwood saying, "Feeling lucky,PUNK!!!!" If a program is well-written and is highly knowledge-based it will need a strong processor. It will win a certain amount of time on a slower one. Respectfully, Tim Frohlick
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