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Because I've found that when it comes to raw x86, no SSE anything or other nonsense; pure, unadulterated original x86, AMD simply owns. Who cares, though? Is t
by matthewmacleod 10y ago
Because I've found that when it comes to raw x86, no SSE anything or other nonsense; pure, unadulterated original x86, AMD simply owns.
Who cares, though? Is that something that matters?
- lightedman 10y agoIt is something that matters for those of us that are more than competent and capable of programming without needing to use proprietary extensions to the underlying architecture.