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* Some high-end server CPUs: AVX512 may be supported
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* Old CPUs (pre 2012) and low power x86 (Atom, Celeron): No AVX support (usually)
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AVX is backward compatible, so for example it's possible run a generic x86 or AVX2 binary on a system supporting AVX512.
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However it is not possible to run
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Note that CPUs supporting later versions of AVX include all earlier versions also. This means it's possible run a generic x86 or AVX2 binary on a system supporting AVX512.
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However it is not possible to run binaries built for later versions (such as avx512) on a CPU that doesn't have support for those instructions.
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Note on current snapshots (and in future releases, after 1.0.0-beta5) you may get a warning as follows, if AVX is not configured optimally:
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