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No, it is doing it fine. The irony is that if you have an Intel SSE4.1 chip, you can use a special trick to work-around this "bug".
by jbk 16y ago
No, it is doing it fine.
The irony is that if you have an Intel SSE4.1 chip, you can use a special trick to work-around this "bug".
- ComputerGuru 16y agoWhere's the "irony" in that? Or did you perhaps mean something else?