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Modern Stockfish rated at an estimated 3300 Elo on a Pentium Pro
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On November 3, Hacker News front-page coverage reported an assessment of modern Stockfish on old hardware. The engine was ported to a Pentium Pro with a 200 MHz processor and 64MB of RAM, and its estimated Elo under classic time controls reached 3300. The article concludes that modern Stockfish on this setup would very likely beat Kasparov in 1996. The coverage offers an Elo estimate and a judgment based on it, and does not report the result of an actual game between the two.
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Nov 3
- Hacker News front pageCould a modern chess engine on a Pentium have defeated Kasparov in 1996?
现代 Stockfish 移植到 200 MHz、64MB RAM 的 Pentium Pro 后，经典时限下的估计 Elo 达到 3300，文章据此判断它很可能击败 1996 年的 Kasparov。
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