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### 32-Bit Addressing Modes {#Heading7}
The 386 and 486 both support 32-bit addressing modes, in which any
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it, but it's at least worth noting that ESP-based, non-indexed
addressing makes for instructions that are a byte larger than other
non-indexed addressing (but not any slower; there's no 1-cycle penalty
for using ESP as a base register) on the 486.
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for using ESP as a base register) on the 486.