When the CPU utilization does not tell you the utilization of the CPUĬPU utilization number obtained from operating system (OS) is a metric that has been used for many purposes like product sizing, compute capacity planning, job scheduling, and so on. The Intel® Performance Counter Monitor provides sample C++ routines and utilities to estimate the internal resource utilization of the latest Intel® Xeon® and Core™ processors and gain a significant performance boost

Software that understands and dynamically adjusts to resource utilization of modern processors has performance and power advantages. Hierarchical cache subsystems, non-uniform memory, simultaneous multithreading and out-of-order execution have a huge impact on the performance and compute capacity of modern processors.įigure 1: 'CPU Utilization' measures only the time a thread is scheduled on a core

The complexity of computing systems has tremendously increased over the last decades. Introduction to Intel® PCM (Performance Counter Monitor) Roman Dementiev, Thomas Willhalm, Otto Bruggeman, Patrick Fay, Patrick Ungerer, Austen Ott, Patrick Lu, James Harris, Phil Kerly, Patrick Konsor, Andrey Semin, Michael Kanaly, Ryan Brazones, Rahul Shah, Jacob Dobkins

Updates to plugins for Linux Ksysguard and Windows* Perfmon GUI.

Intel® Xeon® E5 series specific features.

Example of how a resource-aware program could optimize performance.

Calling Intel PCM from your code to enable resource-awareness.

Abstracting the PMU (Performance Monitoring Unit).

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