On a VMware ESXi 5.x box with a virtual machine version 8, and physical
E5-2689 CPU's I see the following:
On a Windows 2003 32-bit host, Device Manager shows that it is x86
family 6 model 45.
On a Windows 2008 R2 64-bit host, Device Manager shows that it is
Intel64 family 6 model 45.
Windows does know the processor version as well, though that's just meta
information I believe and may not be reliable. There are of course
several other popular flavors of virtualization that I am not familiar with.
Matt
On 12/27/2013 3:58 PM, Pete McNeil wrote:
On 2013-12-27 15:45, Matt wrote:
Intel 5400 series Xeon here. But don't forget virtualization. I'm
not sure what CPU virtualization does to targeting your code.
That's a good point.... The processor should be specified in the VM
profile and if I recall correctly it is typically defaulted to the
processor of the VM host. I should look closer at this -- but would
like some feedback.
Thanks,
_M
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