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instruction set
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The instruction set tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about CPU instruction set extensions relevant to Windows and hardware compatibility. Topics include Intel AVX, a 256-bit instruction set extension introduced with Sandy Bridge processors, and its support in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1. Also covered are the deprecation of AMD's 3DNow! instructions in favor of SSE, and the SSE2 instruction set requirement for applications like AutoCAD 2011. These threads explore how instruction sets impact performance, software compatibility, and upgrade decisions for Windows users.
The second generation Intel Core processor family codename Sandy Bridge introduced Intel Advanced Vector Extensions, known as Intel AVX. Intel AVX is a 256 bit instruction set extension to Intel SSE t...
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The second generation Intel Core processor family codename Sandy Bridge introduced Intel Advanced Vector Extensions, known as Intel AVX. Intel AVX is a 256 bit instruction set extension to Intel SSE t...
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I have a older athalon xp system with win 7 and 2 gb of memory i wish to upgrade so I can take advantage of sse2 instruction set for AutoCad training 2011. I am short funds to upgrade now. I have a sata2 hdd 250 WD. I want to make my wife's computer use the second hdd as a dual boot for win 7...
3D Now! Instructions are being Deprecated
AMD introduced the 3DNow! ™ instruction set back in the K6-2 days to do Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) instructions, otherwise known as vectorized instructions. These were mainly used for graphics intensive applications and even audio...
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Digitimes says that Intel plans to launch several new desktop processors in the third quarter of 2010 to replace some previous models, and that the chip giant will also reduce some CPU prices to boost demand. They are basing all their thoughts from sources inside motherboard...