Sometimes it's just labeled as a 'performance mode'.įor Intel Turbo Boost Technology to be active the processor needs to be below the power, current and temperature limits so that it can be stable, thus with this in mind you have to consider several things: I would take a look in the BIOS just to know if you forgot to enable any feature. Make sure any hardware-assisted virtualization features (VT-x, AMD-V, EPT, RVI, and so on) are enabled Make sure hyperthreading is enabled in the BIOS. Intel® Xeon® Processor E5-1600 v4 Product Family (single socket only)Īlso, it is important to know it is necessary to enable the following options: Intel® Core™ i7-69xx/68xx Processor Family Hello/thread/122380 /thread/122380 Basil_Manokhin/thread/122380 ,Ībout monitoring Turbo boost 2.0 on your Intel® Xeon® W-2125 Processor I like to let you know that if you are using ESXi, the performance of the processor will be affected by the HOST and the Virtual Machines configuration, however we do not have a tool to monitor the performance or turbo boost on ESXi, but you may use the Vspere client for these type of monitoring, we do have a tool for the Intel® Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 monitoring that will work on the next processors families: Please see the information that was linked previously. This will work depending on the processor workload. It does not work of power limits or temperatures. We think you have a server environment and this will required especial cooling equipment but the technology does not work just when the processor reaches maximum processor temperature. This is the same answer as the previous response.ģ.

The Intel® Turbo Boost Technology works depending on the workload of the processor, whenever the program requires speeding up the processor speed it will throttle to the maximum allowed.Ģ. Since ESXi has been developed for server platforms, I assume your current configuration is based on server computers.ġ. I understand you have questions in regard to Intel® Turbo Boost Technology, let me help on this matter.

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