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Is there a universal assembler?

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Is there such a thing as a “multi-architecture” assembler that uses a largely uniform syntax while supporting different architectures? It is of course clear that the instruction set and permissible addressing types differ between different processors, but such nonsense as different mnemonics that essentially do exactly the same thing (e.g. "sec" vs. "stc" for "set…

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Technomanking
Technomanking
4 months ago

Hello,

the upgrade from a Ryzen 5 2600 to a Ryzen 5 5600 is quite decent. Better would of course be a Ryzen 7 5700x or in the best case the Ryzen 7 5700x3D.

LG

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Maik2325
Maik2325
4 months ago

So if a 5700X3D, that would be the only sensible thing you can and should improve on the CPU.

But the worst thing about your PC is the 4060Ti.
Because this is only equipped with 8 lanes and not like other graphics cards with 16Lanes.
As a result, it is slower than a 3070TI/3080/3090 and for me, therefore, unmissed money.
Of course, the 460TI DLSS3.5 or higher, but that doesn’t make the frying better.
Price performance you could have put 50€ on and take a 4070

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MichaelSAL74
MichaelSAL74
4 months ago

worth it all, but I would go to ne 5700x3D if already

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Lucas750
Lucas750
4 months ago

Yeah, that’s definitely worth it.

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xBugsBunny
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xBugsBunny
4 months ago
Reply to  Lucas750

Thanks for the quick answer 🙂

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Lucas750
Lucas750
4 months ago
Reply to  xBugsBunny

No problem ^

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IntPtr
IntPtr
4 months ago

your 2600 bottleneck only with a 4060 Ti, so definitely

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