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  Yes Vista can support all the people and all the kernels. Of course the material must also
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  Note here that Vista supports an unlimited number of hearts. There are limits on the
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• number of Core

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  'Number of Core' means the number of processor? Thus, we can say that CPU i5 - 2430M has 2 processors?

  Many thanks & best regards,

  Human

  Thank you & Best Regards,.
  Human

  The Intel Core i5 - 2430M processor has two hearts and two processors on the same chip. That put two processors on the same motherboard, although they have the same power supply.

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• VM is to have 1 CPU, can we reduce the number of core for CPU.

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• PowerCLI - get the number of cores per processor and number of Sockets

  Greetings,

  We are responsible to give a list of all our virtual machines with their host name, the number of CPUs, the BONES and the number of cores per processor for verification.

  I immediately said that this would not be a problem with PowerCLI. However I seem to have more trouble with it than expected.

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  Please note that it is the number of cores and casings of a VM, not an ESXi host.

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  	$result = @)
  	$vms = get - view - ViewType VirtualMachine
  	{foreach ($vm to $vms)
  	$obj = new-object psobject
  	$obj | Add-Member - MemberType NoteProperty-name name - value $vm. Name
  	$obj | Add-Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name CPUSocket-$vm.config.hardware.NumCPU value
  	$obj | Add-Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name Corepersocket-$vm.config.hardware.NumCoresPerSocket value
  	$result += $obj
  	}
  	$result

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• The number of cores!

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  I just want to clarify a confution I. I bought a new laptop Aspire V5 - 571P (which I love by the way). When I bought PCWorld UK they had displayed it the form and was told that it is a dual core. When I look in Device Manager it shows as four processors. My questions are: 1 What is the difference between the heart and the processor, 2 does my laptop have a quad core?

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  2 physical cores with Hyperthreading, the two hearts can handle up to four threads in parallel leading to better use of the CPU.

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• Set the number of cores in Fusion 3.1

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• Number of cores used

  Alright.

  So, I need to clarify this.

  In her edit > Preferences > multithreading

  We see the options:

  RAM reserved for other applications:

  Installed CPU:

  CPU reserved for other applications:

  and

  Amount of CPU actually used:

  If I have 6 hearts and in the settings, I set aside or reserve of 2 CPU for other applications.

  I have a filter on top of my composition to try to make more intensive CPU rendering for the rendering process will go faster if the CPU is helping as well as make it.

  After effects is using 4/6 carrots. (HypterThreading is disabled) 2 carrots that I set aside should be used if I do something outside of After Effects, correct?

  AND YET--when you go into the Task Manager it said that all 6 hearts are used, when I run nothing other than After Effects?

  Why is this?

  When you're reserving CPU, everything you do prevent After Effects from background process separate on these processors. This does not mean that the processes that are running on other processors cannot use of threads on processors reserved if they do not have anything else.

  This video explains some of the basics, with the specifics of After Effects starting approximately half way through:

  Optimization of processors - lesson

• How to change the number of processors / cores

  I have virtual machines that I have to move periodically between 3 computers main host that I use:

  1 Intel Core 2 Quad CPU with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit - 1 processor with 4 cores

  2 Intel Core i7-2630QM CPU with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit - 1 processor with 4 cores

  3 Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 CPU VT with Windows XP 64 bits - 1 processor with 2 hearts

  Hosts running VMWare workstation 7.

  Most of my virtual machines running XP 32 bit and have been initially created for my 3 platform.

  When I move my machines between computers I see that the parameters of the Virtual Machine for my change of processor in (for me)
  in unpredictable ways. Sometimes it shows 1 processor and gives me a choice of up to 4 cores.
  in other cases (always on a 4 base platform) 1 single processor with 1 core, in other cases, with 1 core 2 processors.

  In most cases, my freedom of choice is limited, because the selection of the number of cores is grayed out.

  When I try to make changes by editing the vmx file, I find them ineffective (no change).

  The other problem I think is that my VMs run VERY SLOWLY on my i7 with 8 GB platform!
  I have no idea if this is related to the improper setting of the number of processores / cores (I'm not able to define
  1-4-hearts and spin with settingsd 1.1 instead).

  Could someone please help me understand how:

  1. check / change the number of processors / threads on an existing virtual machine.

  2. how to set properly for an i7 processor

  Thanks in advance,

  Andrew

  1. providers that create virtual machines are in a race - they assume that customers use this version which proposes to use the virtual processors more ;-)
  For some workloads inside a virtual machine - say Oracle or other database and applications servers such that it is sometimes really good idea to use more than one virtual processor

  2. virtual machines to scale differently with more CPU than the real computers.
  Virtual machines are for host applications.
  This means that the host schedules the time CPU to each virtual machine.
  If you follow this thought that you will see that a virtual machine that uses one virtual processor has a greater chance to run then a VM with 2 virtual processors.
  A VM with 4 cores running on a host with 4 cores will spend a lot of wait time - it may work only when the host reports the application of Workstation 4 hearts are available.

  A virtual machine with only 1 vCPU will probably be able to run all the time without any waiting time.
  This is why usually with a single CPU VMs feel better to the needs of the user.

  This translates into the best practical advice: assign a CPU unless you really notice you need more.

  3. probably, you try to change the values, while the virtual machine is suspended?

  4.
  numvcpus = '8 '.
  cpuid.coresPerSocket = "4".

  We hear two processors with 4 cores of each

  numvcpus = "4".
  cpuid.coresPerSocket = "4".

  means a processors with 4 cores

  numvcpus = '2 '.
  cpuid.coresPerSocket = '1 '.

  We hear two processors with a carrot

  No effect? n ' mind that not all clients can use 2 or more processors
  For example, XP is limited in this respect.
  Some guests may also not change the number of CPUS after what they have been installed

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  Hello, I have an iMac to end 2009 with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Is it possible to move to a processor Intel Core i7 here are my tech features.

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  Model ID: iMac10, 1

  Processor name: Intel Core 2 Duo

  Processor speed: 3.06 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of cores: 2

  L2 Cache: 3 MB

  Memory: 16 GB

  Bus speed: 1.07 GHz

  Boot ROM version: IM101.00CC.B00

  Version of the SCM (System): 1.52f9

  Serial number (System): W8 * 5PC

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