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===Introduction=== |
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MMX is a SIMD technology (single instruction, multiple data) introduced by Intel with ther P5 "Pentium" processor line. |
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MMX is a tehcnology that is a precursor to SSE. It was brought out as a response to AMD's 3DNow! by intel. The two technologies are incompatible. |
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==See Also== |
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*[[SSE]] |
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Introduction
MMX is a SIMD technology (single instruction, multiple data) introduced by Intel with ther P5 "Pentium" processor line.