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Nicholas Carlini uses a 200 MHz Pentium Pro to run Stockfish and Crafty chess engines. The modern engine scores 3700 Elo versus Deep Blue's 2700. Results suggest the 1995-era hardware could have beaten Kasparov in some games, proving late optimization matters.
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