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Under ideal conditions, a 286 can access memory much, much faster than
an 8088. A 10 MHz 286 is capable of accessing a word of system memory
every 0.20 ms with **REP MOVSW**, dwarfing the 1 byte every 1.31 µs that
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more, both old and new instructions support 32-bit operations on the
386. For example, it's relatively simple to copy data in chunks of 4
bytes on a 386, even in real mode, by using the **MOVSD** ("move string
double") instruction, or to negate a 32-bit value with **NEG eax**.
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Graphics Programming Black Book © 2001 Michael Abrash
double") instruction, or to negate a 32-bit value with **NEG eax**.