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[Mike Libanan]

I think even a Rybka in a dual core plays better than the last, strongest,
1997 Deep Blue version before it was dismantled by IBM.

I have analysed some Kasparov-Deep Blue games and noticed that Rybka, in a dual
core, has even found some better moves than Deep Blue, though this is
just my opinion as I don't know the internals of Rybka, whether it has
hardcoded some positions in GK-DB games or included, in its binary,
learned files from GK-DB match.

I don't think Nakamura can beat the latest top 3 engines at the moment, in tournament
conditions and with tournament time control, even if I saw many won
games of Naka against strong engines in blitz, but longer time control is
different.