Also noteworthy is the digital media boost feature, which Intel claims doubles the execution speed for instructions used widely in multimedia and graphics applications. In previous Intel processors, 128 bit multimedia instructions had to be divided in two
Also noteworthy is the digital media boost feature, which Intel claims doubles the execution speed for instructions used widely in multimedia and graphics applications. In previous Intel processors, 128 bit multimedia instructions had to be divided in two
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