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Old quad core won't have all the virtualisation extensions.
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Old quad core won't have all the virtualisation extensions.
- afzalive 1y agoAn old Xeon then.
- qmr 1y agoVirtualization existed long before virtualization instructions. Not strictly necessary.
- AnthonyMouse 1y ago> Old quad core won't have all the virtualisation extensions. Intel's first quad core was Kentsfield in 2006. It supports VT-x. AMD's first quad core likewise supports AMD-V. The newer virtualization extensions mostly just improve performance a little or do things you probably won't use anyway like SR-IOV.
- justsomehnguy 1y agoIvy Bridge is 13 years old today. You need to do the the things to buy something older than that in 2025.