Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 04:53:52 09/14/99
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On September 13, 1999 at 22:28:24, Martin Grabriel wrote: >with all its tablebases play better than Cray in the 1980s? No. Unless you mean using 1980's hardware. Cray Blitz, on current Cray hardware, is pretty formidable... it can hit almost 10M nodes per second... uses singular extensions, etc. If you mean 1980's era Cray Blitz on modern hardware, that is still very strong. If you mean 1980's era CB software on 1980's era hardware, it is still at _least_ as fast as the very fastest programs of today, but such games would indeed be 'interesting'...
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