comparison of physical CPU and vCPU cores

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• 2 physical CPU considered 4 CPU in ESXi

  Hello

  I had a problem on a UCS B200 M4 blade. the blade contains 2 physical CPU E5-2660 [email protected] (10 carrots each)

  ESXi 5.5 u2 (with or without custom image cisco) installed successfully.

  But ESXi 5.5 see 4 physical CPU with 5 cores of each instead of the 2 physical.

  I have no idea why, maybe the bios features but do not know which?

  Someone has an idea?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Is the question on the community of cisco. It seems that the E5 v3 adds a new feature called COD (Cluster on Die).

  Unfortunately this feature is not supported by VMware for now (even in u2 5.5).

  It is possible to disable in the bios.

  Thanks for your help.

• the clients VMware CPU and CPU cores

  Hello

  I'm looking a bit and I know that for the physical esx host you can get information about the cpu and carrots.

  When I check the same for vmware customers, I only get the info from the cpu. For License audit of needs and so on it would be useful that this info could be separated as follows:

  Get - VM | Select Name, NumvCPUs

  Does anyone have a suggestion?

  Pegasjus

  Try this

  Get-VM | Select Name,  @{N="CPU Sockets";E={$_.ExtensionData.Config.Hardware.NumCPU}},  @{N="Cores per Socket";E={$_.ExtensionData.Config.Hardware.NumCoresPerSocket}} 
  

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  What are the symptoms you experience that lead you to believe that there are problems with the CPU and the RAM (or is it storage?)?

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• What is the difference of ORACLE for a 16 processor machine and 1 cpu with 16 cores?

  What is impact performative to ORACLE running on a machine of 16 processors comparison 1 cpu with 16 cores?
  
  No difference? but maybe something I don't know...

  I assume you mean the Sun T2 based servers?

  See http://blogs.sun.com/glennf/entry/virtual_cpus_effect_on_oracle

• High temperature CPU and core on Satellite A100-680

  Hey guys,.

  I'm having a problem with the temperature of my A100-680. It holds an average base about 80 degrees Celsius (176 degrees fahrenheit) temperature and a temperature of CPU from above 70 ° c (158 degrees fahrenheit). I had the problem since the purchase and got it to clean the radiator and renew the cooling paste once without any significant improvements. This is not the normal idle temp, it can?

  Anyone else having the same problem?

  Thanks in advance!

  Thomas

  Hi guys,.

  Sorry, but is your accident of machines or you get BSOD? Is performance not well or what?

  I mean, I have an A100 with a T7600 and the machine is like yours, but this is normal since these powerful CPU and GPU creates a few h.e.a.t..

  So, if your machine shows no such problems I described then I really Don t know where the problem is.

  Welcome them

• CPU and CPU sockets

  Hello world

  I have a question,

  I have a PC with core i5 cpu is with a Socket 1 and 4 hearts with no support off the coast of hyperthreading.

  I have installed ESXi5.5 on it, when I want to create a virtual machine, I put 3 UC and 3-wire socket = 9 carrots?, then he said to me that I have an outlet.

  I think that I don't know the true meaning of the processors and hearts by sockets in vsphere web client, can someone help me please?

  And another question, when for example we limit a virtual computer for 300 MHZ processor is that limiting EP each carrot or for all the hearts?

  Thank you

  This is how it works.

  The first drop of you indicates how many vCPUs to assign to a virtual machine.

  The second drop-down you indicate if you want the vCPU you chose to be part of a single processor or different processors.

  For example:

  If you choose to 4CPU and then say no of cores per socket = 4 then all 4 cores will be paid from a plug (which is what you need to do in your case since you have a single socket)

  If you choose to 4CPU and then say no of cores per socket = 1 then each carrot will be levied on 4 processor sockets (if you so it is).

  According to the physical processors you have and logical cores they contain + the ratio of packaging you decide, you need to change these values.

  Hope I said clearly. Let me know if you still have confusions.

• Difference between vCPU &amp; Core

  Hello

  I have a query in which I would like to know the conversion of physical to virtual server in the case of CPU

  -Difference between 2 vCPU and 1 vCPU & 1 kernel, 2 carrots, in terms of performance etc...

  -Also in the case of physical server with 2 physical processors and 8 virtual processors [4 virtual by UC] physical what will be the value creating virtual machines

  Please suggest

  Thank you

  Fox

  -Difference between 2 vCPU & 1 core & 1 vCPU 2 carrots, in terms of performance etc...

  Basically, it's a guest operating system compatibility and/or licensing examination that you are configuring. In both cases the virtual machine will be scheduled on two physical cores.

  -Also in the case of physical server with 2 processors and physical 8 virtual physical CPU [4 virtual by UC] what will be the value creating

  As much as necessary, but start down. Often physical hardware is oversized (it's actually one of the reasons for virtualization). If you discover that the VM does not expected and it is caused by the CPU, then you can always add additional vCPUs/core later. With the addition of too many vCPUs you likely to affect the physical set system and all the VMS on it.

  André

• waiting for CPU and cpu ready

  Hello

  We have very high CPU wait times on our virtual machines (19000ms).

  We have also very low cpu ready time (20ms)

  I did notice on one of the 2 networks performance issues

  I was hoping someone could give, in terms laymans terms, a definition of waiting for cpu and cpu ready.   The technical definitions I've seen online were not very clear to me.

  Also - who would be initially high such a timeout of the CPU on the virtual machines?  It seems to be that the same time limit on all the VMs on the server whether or not they have 1 vcpu and memory 2 or how much they were awarded.

  Info about our server:

  HP Proliant ML350G6

  CPU cores: 4CPus x 2,555 GHz

  Processor type: Intel Xeon processor x 5550 @ 2.67 Ghz

  processor socets 1:

  Logical processors: 8

  Hyperthreading: assets

  No vm: 33 (especially Server 2003 Server VM)

  Enjoying any assistance.

  Kind regards

  Simon

  CPU wait time is the time a virtual machine did get on demand, but the processor has

  Nothing in the process and so the CPU to simply waiting for then the time scheduled for the virtual

  machine clicks by.

  CPU Ready is the time that the virtual machine is ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical processor.

  Bascially ready cpu the prompt is queued on the host computer, waiting for cpu means that the host is queued on the prompt.

• LabVIEW RT time loops and logical cores

  The RT 1 stage indicates that you should only use a single timed loop for each CPU whose computer if you want that the loop to be deterministic. When you use a computer with processor containing multiple logical cores within a single processor, can you have a loop timed for all logical cores with them while being deterministic and guaranteed to run at the time?

  If we take the example of a processor like the Core i7 which has a processor but 4 'real' nuclei and an additional 4 via Hyperthreading...

  First, disable Hyperthreading because they don't are NOT actual carrots and won't benefit from the execution of RT.

  The other 4 hearts everything will work loops just as if they were 4 separate processors.

  I don't understand how you can have multiple processors, but one heart, it normally is the opposite, a single CPU (physical processor) to multiple cores (processing units) separate.  The terminology varies, however.

• Differential of 10 ° C between core 3 and other core Q8200 to HP Pavilion Elite m9525f?

  I bought a HP Pavilion Elite m9525f last weekend and noticed that this core 3 was running hot in comparison to the other three cores of the processor Q8200. It was according to program SIW that I downloaded on the internet. Core 3 still works more than the rest of about 10 degrees C. Is this normal? Readings were found with side panel of the case off the computer. Basic 3-51 and the closest possible other core (Core 0) at 41 C.

  Is the CPU and case fan speeds set? They seem to stay at approximately 1080 RPM (program only used SpeedFan to read RPM) even when I have the Power Options program in Control Panel the value high performance.

  Incidentally, I found the main video card bios setting to the PCI instead of PCIe x 16.

  Thermal sensors can be "significantly" at low load.  Run the latest version of Prime95 to load all four cores and real time allows to check the base temperature.  Drivers should be ± 3 C.  The CPU is soldered to the heat-spreader, so there is not much you could do to equalize the delta T.  The lower range and E7xxx processors use plain thermal paste instead of welding of low temperature to improve the transfer of heat to the heat-spreader.

  The processor fan should ramp upward after 1 min of Prime95.

• Win7x64 Home Premium does support double physical CPU (Xeon 3.4) with HT - to see only two graphics in the CPU monitor.

  I have a workstation Dell Precision 670 with dual Xeon 3.4 GHz CPU with Hyperthreading.  I installed Windows 7 x 64 home premium and now cannot see two processors/cores in the system monitors backed up by the release of Registry.  This means that two physical processors or hyperthreading is not supported by Home premium.  I didn't know that this referred to in one of the official literature I've read (and I thought that all the flavors supports two physical processors).  Can clarify you if it of Dual CPU support or lack of support of HT for my processor (I think they're Prescotts of memory).

  Here is the result of a record query, it seems to list the two physical processors and not virtual cores HT.

  Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
  Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

  Request C:\Users\Sandy>reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralP
  rocessor\/s

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralProcessor\0
  Information on components REG_BINARY 00000000000000000000000000000000
  Identifier REG_SZ Intel64 Family 15 Model 4 Stepping 1
  Data setting REG_FULL_RESOURCE_DESCRIPTOR FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF000000
  0000000000
  ProcessorNameString REG_SZ Xeon of Intel (r) CPU 3.40 GHz
  REG_SZ VendorIdentifier GenuineIntel
  FeatureSet REG_DWORD 0x21193ffe
  ~ REG_DWORD MHz 0xd3f
  Update of Signature REG_BINARY 0000000017000000
  Updated status REG_DWORD 0 x 6
  Previous update Signature REG_BINARY 0000000017000000
  Platform ID REG_DWORD 0x1

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralProcessor\1
  Information on the REG_BINARY 00000000000000000100000000000100 components
  Identifier REG_SZ Intel64 Family 15 Model 4 Stepping 1
  Data setting REG_FULL_RESOURCE_DESCRIPTOR FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF000000
  0000000000
  ProcessorNameString REG_SZ Xeon of Intel (r) CPU 3.40 GHz
  REG_SZ VendorIdentifier GenuineIntel
  FeatureSet REG_DWORD 0x21193ffe
  ~ REG_DWORD MHz 0xd3f
  Update of Signature REG_BINARY 0000000017000000
  Updated status REG_DWORD 0 x 6
  Previous update Signature REG_BINARY 0000000017000000
  Platform ID REG_DWORD 0x1

  C:\Users\Sandy >

  UPDATE: -.

  (Turning things and disable in bios), I confirmed that I see in the Task Manager, msinfo and CUP-z 1 physical processor with 2 threads.  BUT in Device Manager I see all processors & carrots (4) and all report that they function normally.  So it seems to me there is a missing communication between the end user of things and what is seen in the Device Manager.  I tried the option in msconfig to force 2 CPUs, but that made no difference.

  You need Pro see two physical CPU slots, double or not.

  Messages rating helps other users

  Mark L. Ferguson MS - MVP

• Maximum CPU and RAM to the Virtual Image

  Hi all

  I have the host whose hardware 2 cpu machine each with 4 core that is all of the 8 and 16 GB of Ram. On this server image Linux single runs, which has mysql in there. currently image use 4 core processor and 4 GB of RAM.

  As I'm observing some performance issue, I want to increase cpu and memory allocated to the virtual machine.

  Can someone will let me know maximum CPU and RAM I can attribute to the image without destabilizing or errors.

  I'm under VMware ESXi 5.5.0

  Hi again mithrandirr,

  you don't have to worry about the allocation of CPU. The ESXi VMkernel is very flexible in terms of handling & plan the resources of the processor. You'd be fine same allocation the CPU power you have (so 2 Sockets x 4 cores per Socket) to the server. The CPU cycles are carried out on request if you don't have to worry about making your physical host fails or otherwise degraded performance. Therefore, you can go ahead and increase the number of base to 6 in what either I described above. Just for your information, the internal processes of the ESXi (referred to as 'worlds') always run on CPU logic 0 and consume very little resources.

• Free version of 5.5 (CPU and memory limits)

  Hello

  Is there a limit CPU and memory if I run the free version of 5.5?  I remember that there is a limitation of a socket (CPU), but am not sure, maybe it was the old version.

  Thanks in advance.

  TT

  If I'm mistaken, the only limitation with the free 5.5 ESXi hypervisor is the 8 vCPU maximum of VMS and the restrictions for hardware virtual version 9 (5.1 compatibility) with the vSphere Client. Previous versions had all kinds of different limitations, like carrots by socket, physical memory,..., but that all left with the current version.

  André

• Free version of ESXi 4.1 CPU with 8 cores

  Hello

  I would like some advice on the question of whether the free version of ESXi 4.1 supports servers with 4 CPU core CPU 8, because I find some contradictory documents on some he said supports only 6 core CPU and not 8. Can someone advise or confirm.

  I think the EULA may need to be clarified.  If we ignore free ESXi for awhile, this document - https://www.vmware.com/download/eula/multicore.html - suggests that it's OK to run vSphere Standard for example on processors with 12 cores.   I only give 2 CPUs per physical CPU licenses as each license would cover only 6 of the 12 hearts.  Here is the example that includes the document

  > Example: A customer has already purchased vSphere Enterprise license. Remember that each license of vSphere Enterprise can be deployed on a > processor with up to 6 cores. However, the customer now wants to use these licenses on a newly acquired server with processor with 12 cores. > The client has two options:

  > Upgrade from the company of vSphere vSphere Enterprise Plus license, which provides a right to 12 strands and extra GOLD

  > 2 two vSphere Enterprise licenses for each processor with 12 cores.

  It would not appear that vSphere 6 basic editions are hard coded to ignore carrots on it 6 but rather you must just the correct license in place.  With ESXi free since you can register an unlimited number (99 I think?)  processors and in essense, you have enough licenses processors to double for each physical processor.  It would not be what they want and it can be "fixed" in the future, but I'm not sure it would be a EULA violation vSphere.  The doc covers products 'vSphere '.

  This affect which products VMware?

  > This strategy affects the VMware vSphere products i.e. vSphere Essentials, vSphere Essentials Plus, vSphere Standard, Enterprise vSphere, vSphere > advanced and vSphere Enterprise Plus

  so maybe they need to clarify their position for free ESXi.

  Dave

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