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There's no such thing as an AVX processor. AVX is not a separate brand of processor, but rather a set of instruction set extensions (instructions added to the CPU architecture) that allow the processor to perform demanding calculations much faster. Most CPUs from 2011 onward support AVX, including most Core i3/i5/i7/i9 and AMD Ryzen processors. There are different versions, including AVX, AVX2 (introduced in 2013), and AVX-512 (introduced in 2017). The Intel Core 3 N355 processor supports Advanced Vector Extensions (AVX), specifically AVX2.
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