Author: Chris Carson
Date: 13:08:59 09/02/99
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On September 02, 1999 at 15:54:30, Larry Oliver wrote: > > >I recently joined the SETI at Home group. They have written a program that >allows thousands of home computers all over the world to analyze downloaded data >in their search for extraterestrial life. All these machines working in parallel >together have contributed 60,000 years of analysis time. Could a similar program >be written for chess analysis. Would 10,000 computers working on a best next >move provide a definitive answer as to what's best? May be as elusive, "Billions and Billions ..." ;) I wonder what the max limit on Crafty is for number of processors? Could Crafty handle a 1000+ Intel set up, and how much memory would be needed? :) To keep the expense down, I guess it could be Celeron processors. ;) Best Regards, Chris Carson
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