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While families is a good way of classifying chip according to architecture, historically, there has been more than a few instances where developers introduces significant architectural changes to the same family, such as {{intel|execute disable|XD}}, {{amd|no execute|NX}}, and various {{x86|SSE}} extensions in the case of [[Intel]]. | While families is a good way of classifying chip according to architecture, historically, there has been more than a few instances where developers introduces significant architectural changes to the same family, such as {{intel|execute disable|XD}}, {{amd|no execute|NX}}, and various {{x86|SSE}} extensions in the case of [[Intel]]. | ||
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