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Support for SSE and SSE2
Support for SSE and SSE2
Has anyone noticed anything funny happening with this setting?
I've experienced some odd instabilities with this setting enabled when running FS-plugins bridged in a x64 system (Cubase7 bridge)
I've experienced some odd instabilities with this setting enabled when running FS-plugins bridged in a x64 system (Cubase7 bridge)
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trogluddite
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Re: Support for SSE and SSE2
I haven't turned that on for a long time now.
When it's enabled, the export can use alternative versions of some code when loaded onto a PC that has a CPU without the SSE2 instruction set. It made sense way back in the early SM versions nearly a decade ago, but IMHO it's pretty pointless now - SSE2 was introduced with the Pentium 4 CPUs back in 2001 (AMD added it a couple of years later to their CPUs) - the target PC would have to be more than a decade old for it to make any difference.
When it's enabled, the export can use alternative versions of some code when loaded onto a PC that has a CPU without the SSE2 instruction set. It made sense way back in the early SM versions nearly a decade ago, but IMHO it's pretty pointless now - SSE2 was introduced with the Pentium 4 CPUs back in 2001 (AMD added it a couple of years later to their CPUs) - the target PC would have to be more than a decade old for it to make any difference.
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