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Apr-23-13 Houdini (Computer)    Xaurus: nTCEC Season 1 – Superfinal starts Friday April 26th at 19:00 UTC+2. Houdini vs Stockfish. nTCEC is using 150m + 60s per move for the whole game, running on a dual Intel Xeon E5-2689 @ 3300 MHz. 16 cores will be used for each engine. http://www.tcec-chess.net/live.php .      Apr-23-13 Stockfish (Computer)    Xaurus: nTCEC Season 1 – Superfinal starts Friday April 26th at 19:00 UTC+2. Houdini vs Stockfish. nTCEC is using 150m + 60s per move for the whole game, running on a dual Intel Xeon E5-2689 @ 3300 MHz. 16 cores will be used for each engine. http://www.tcec-chess.net/live.php .      Mar-30-13 Kibitzer's Café    Xaurus: Those interested in computer chess should chime in to nTCEC Stage 3, with the "final 8" of the starting field of 32. The hardware is a 2x8 core Intel Xeon E5. http://www.tcec-chess.net/live.php      Mar-27-13 Magnus Carlsen    Xaurus: To whoever writes the bio, why is not the match vs Aronian in 2007 mentioned under matches? Sure, it was the candidates, but it was still a match.      Jan-16-13 kingscrusher chessforum    Xaurus: kingscrusher, TCEC is back! Should start within a week or so. http://www.tcec-chess.net      Dec-03-12 London Chess Classic (2012)    Xaurus: How anyone can dislike Carlsen's style is beyond me. It's like Capablanca on steroids.      Jul-06-12 I Kurnosov vs Carlsen, 2012    Xaurus: The finer the bait, the shorter the wait!      Nov-25-11 Tal Memorial (2011)    Xaurus: Yes, Carlsen definitely has problems with Anand in classical. Not sure how long ago it was that he lost to Anand though. Maybe it's stopped in later years. Anyone? PS: If you don't know, check out Carlsen's overall score vs his first real (?) nemesis, Volokitin.      Jan-10-11 Rybka (Computer)    Xaurus: http://reports.chessdom.com/news-20...      Nov-20-10 Hikaru Nakamura    Xaurus: From Magnus' blog http://www.arcticsec.no/index.php?b... "As if that was not enough, late in the evening I played 40 blitz games (3 2) with H. Nakamura. We were both pretty tired and the quality of the games varied to put it mildly." I would like to see those games. :D

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