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A researcher running a modern Stockfish chess engine on a 200 MHz Intel Pentium Pro from 1995 defeats a 1996 Crafty engine running on modern hardware. The test involved 100 games where the vintage machine won 78, drew 17, and lost 5. This proves that software improvements, not hardware speed, drive chess AI progress.
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