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Older versions of IPP

Aris_Basic
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‎06-23-2017 07:44 AM
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Im trying to download older version of IPP and those dont seem to be available for me in registration center.

how can i buy just a license for IPP (dont need whole studio product) ?

(Click on renew just brings me to the list of licenses screen without ability to renew)

so i can download older versions (8.1,8.0,...)

Thx

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SergeyKostrov
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‎06-23-2017 04:01 PM
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>>...Im trying to download older version of IPP and those dont seem to be available for me in registration center... Older IPP versions should be available if your license is registered for some new version of Intel software product that includes IPP.
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Jing_Xu
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‎06-25-2017 05:59 PM
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You don't need to update your license.

If your license is for Intel Parallel Studio (IPS), you should find Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives for Linux*/Windows* under IPS. You can choose IPP version by clicking IPP link there.

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Jing_Xu
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‎06-25-2017 06:50 PM
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Please also check https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/older-version-product

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