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Supported Model question.

Jerry_S_1
Beginner
‎11-30-2015 10:47 PM
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Hello, i am jerry. 

I used to utilize the intel PCM(Performance Counter Monitoring tool) on xeon e2600V3 with haswell.

By the way, I got new board codenamed bdw called as E5-2698 V4 recently. 

However, as i ran the PCM application on ubuntu OS, PCM told me that this CPU could not support MODEL unfortunately.

as i see your release note on website, 5th generation codenamed BDW can support the PCM tool , even skylake. 

Could you please check the capability of this CPU?

thanks in advance. 

 

Best Regards,

Jerry 

 

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Thomas_W_Intel
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‎12-01-2015 01:13 AM
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Intel PCM supports only processors that have been launched, or more precisely, whose documentation has been published.The desktop processors with architectures code-named "Broadwell" and "Skylake" are already commercially available, as is the Intel Xeon Processor D Family, which is also based on Broadwell architecture. However, Intel Xeon E5 processors with such architectures are not available (yet).

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Thomas

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