ChessBrain (Guinness World Record)

ChessBrain is a virtual chess supercomputer using the processing power of Internet connected machines. On January 30th 2004, ChessBrain became the first distributed network to play a game against a single human opponent and earned an official Guinness World Record for "the largest networked chess computer" in history!

Project Info

Year of conclusion: 2004
Number of teams: 78
Number of participants: 564
Running platforms: Windows, Linux, MacOS X, BSD

AMD Users Team Facts

Final Team Rank: 10th
Final Team Points: 1,497,283,289
Number of Members: 9
Number of Members Countries: 4

AMD Users Team

Pos.	Country	Member Name	World Rank	Points	% of Total
1		vaughan	36th	349,869,752	23.37%
2		jlangner	40th	291,103,941	19.44%
3		bwhite	47th	231,364,328	15.45%
4		Chaz	52nd	210,708,963	14.07%
5		SlackPawn	72nd	146,913,260	9.81%
6		matrix_fan	117th	90,478,380	6.04%
7		keithw1975	165th	69,103,746	4.62%
8		gamer007	228th	51,653,365	3.45%
9		numibesi	294th	39,448,729	2.36%