Talk:Westmere (microarchitecture)
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Vt-d/Vt-x support?[edit]
Not every mobile processor supports programs like Bluestacks at tolerable speeds. 640m for example works fine and a good fraction of the CPU speed, but 6100 will give errors and run at a very tiny fraction of the speed compared to the speed of the CPU. I couldn't find where this is listed on Wikipedia, but for reference, Intel has it's own datasheets and sales info. I believe that it is equivalent to asking if Turbo feature is enabled, but not 100% certain and haven't checked. I just know that upgrading to i7-640m made it work (and a big reason why I wanted it!). 2600:100E:BE14:10D:44D3:2C49:8F48:F98D (talk) 14:46, 26 April 2022 (UTC)