This is a timeline for Intel CPU architectures, outlining major improvements over the predecessor model and new features introductions.
Each item of the list is a VMware EVC compatibility mode you can choose to run your DRS cluster.
2013
Intel Haswell
Up to 18 cores,
Cluster on Die (CoD),
DDR4.
2012
Intel Ivy Bridge
22nm,
up to 12 cores (15 cores on 2014),
2011
Intel Sandy Bridge
Up to 8 cores,
Turbo Boost 2.0.
2010
Intel Westmere
32nm,
Up to 10 cores,
Virtualization latency optimization,
Integrated graphics.
2008
Intel Nehalem
Up to 8 cores,
QPI,
HT reintroduced,
Turbo Boost 1.0,
VT-x, VT-d.
2007
Intel Penryn
45nm,
Up to 6 cores
2006
Intel Core (Merom, Woodcrest)
Intel’s first multi-core CPU architecture, a radical strategy change to keep pace with Moore’s law 🙂
65nm,
up to 4 cores.
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