https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Tuning-Performance/PCM-Westmere-support/m-p/928652#M1476 <P>just playing around with PCM utilities on my Westmere-EP system (X5660). &nbsp;I can run pcm.x and pcm-tsr.x as is, but the other utilities aren't supported. &nbsp;Jaketown/Ivytown seem to be the chipsets to have for them. &nbsp;I was particularly interested in having some insights into what was happening on my PCIe bus and I thought pcm-pcie.x might help in that regard.</P> <P>i know the X5660 is getting "old" now, but does anyone know if they will be supported anytime soon?</P> Thu, 27 Feb 2014 02:46:29 GMT Mark_Smith 2014-02-27T02:46:29Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Tuning-Performance/PCM-Westmere-support/m-p/928652#M1476 <P>just playing around with PCM utilities on my Westmere-EP system (X5660). &nbsp;I can run pcm.x and pcm-tsr.x as is, but the other utilities aren't supported. &nbsp;Jaketown/Ivytown seem to be the chipsets to have for them. &nbsp;I was particularly interested in having some insights into what was happening on my PCIe bus and I thought pcm-pcie.x might help in that regard.</P> <P>i know the X5660 is getting "old" now, but does anyone know if they will be supported anytime soon?</P> Thu, 27 Feb 2014 02:46:29 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Tuning-Performance/PCM-Westmere-support/m-p/928652#M1476 Mark_Smith 2014-02-27T02:46:29Z