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  1. windceltic
    Hi all. I am installing Funtoo on a Lenovo C200. It has an Atom D525 processor, and the motherboard supports a maximum of 2 GB of memory, so I want to use Funtoo in 32 Bits, but in the Funtoo database, this processor appears inside the "atom 64" subarch which contains these Flags: mmx sse sse2 sse3. When analyzing my CPU with the command "lscpu" I see that it does not have sse3. And if I go to the subarch "atom 32" there is also the Flag sse3. How can I perform an installation in which Funtoo perfectly matches the processor and get the most out of it? I have b
  2. xqlrsz
    I have a desktop with an Intel 5820K in it. I am well versed with CPU architectures, so I know it is a Haswell-E, i7 processor. However, what subarch should I use for the installation? I would guess intel64-haswell, but the 5820K is a 5th generation i7 CPU and the Haswell subarch only mentions 4th generation. Will a native Haswell-E subarch be introduced soon?
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