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Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Optimization Reference Manual

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INTEL® <strong>64</strong> AND <strong>IA</strong>-<strong>32</strong> PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURES• Intel ® Advanced Digital Media Boost improves most 128-bit SIMD instructionswith single-cycle throughput <strong>and</strong> floating-point operations. Featuresinclude:— Single-cycle throughput of most 128-bit SIMD instructions— Up to eight floating-point operations per cycle— Three issue ports available to dispatching SIMD instructions for execution2.1.1 Intel ® Core Microarchitecture Pipeline OverviewThe pipeline of the Intel Core microarchitecture contains:• An in-order issue front end that fetches instruction streams from memory, withfour instruction decoders to supply decoded instruction (μops) to the out-oforderexecution core.• An out-of-order superscalar execution core that can issue up to six μops per cycle(see Table 2-2) <strong>and</strong> reorder μops to execute as soon as sources are ready <strong>and</strong>execution resources are available.• An in-order retirement unit that ensures the results of execution of μops areprocessed <strong>and</strong> architectural states are updated according to the original programorder.Intel Core 2 Extreme processor X6800, Intel Core 2 Duo processors <strong>and</strong> Intel Xeonprocessor 3000, 5100 series implement two processor cores based on the Intel Coremicroarchitecture. Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core processor, Intel Core 2 Quadprocessors <strong>and</strong> Intel Xeon processor <strong>32</strong>00 series, 5300 series implement fourprocessor cores. Each physical package of these quad-core processors contains twoprocessor dies, each die containing two processor cores. The functionality of thesubsystems in each core are depicted in Figure 2-1.2-3

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