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Didn't you hear we all use iTunes now mqn was a hoax!
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tony wrote:Didn't you hear we all use iTunes now mqn was a hoax!
Thanks Tony, like always, I'm the last one to find out! :(

Gordon, is there a possibility to get any of the latest versions in 32 bits (24/96 and 24/88)?
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sima66 wrote:
tony wrote:Didn't you hear we all use iTunes now mqn was a hoax!
Thanks Tony, like always, I'm the last one to find out! :(

Gordon, is there a possibility to get any of the latest versions in 32 bits (24/96 and 24/88)?
Rather not based on the latest versions.
I would say based on 5.14 which is still by far the best we've had.

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How did I miss that one? Is there avx avx2 and sse4 versions of that ?
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Aleg wrote:
sima66 wrote: Gordon, is there a possibility to get any of the latest versions in 32 bits (24/96 and 24/88)?
Rather not based on the latest versions.
I would say based on 5.14 which is still by far the best we've had.
Aleg
How about both, and in plain avx too please. That would be super! The latest versions don't cut the mustard in comparison to my favourite 3.39 avx, but would love to try a 24/96 avx of 5.14. Aleg is usually spot on and in line with my own experience.
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where's the 5.14 sse?
sounds like 5.07?
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jesuscheung wrote:where's the 5.14 sse?
sounds like 5.07?
No sse exists, sounds way better than 5.07
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sounds like 3.14? that would be interesting
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