By default, VMs created will be pinned to physical CPU cores to improve performance. From this view, you can adjust which actual CPU cores a VM will be pinned (minimum 1).
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The number of logical CPUs in your system is determined by multiplying the number of CPU cores on your processor(s) by the number of threads.
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Select which logical CPUs you wish to allow your VM to use. (minimum 1).
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Select how much memory to allocate to the VM at boot (cannot be more than Max. Mem).
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For VMs where no PCI devices are being passed through (GPUs, sound, etc.), you can set different values to initial and max memory to allow for memory ballooning. If you are passing through a PCI device, only the initial memory value is used and the max memory value is ignored. For more information on KVM memory ballooning, see here.
By default, VMs created will be pinned to physical CPU cores to improve performance. From this view, you can adjust which actual CPU cores a VM will be pinned (minimum 1).
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The number of logical CPUs in your system is determined by multiplying the number of CPU cores on your processor(s) by the number of threads.
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Select which logical CPUs you wish to allow your VM to use. (minimum 1).
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Select how much memory to allocate to the VM at boot (cannot be more than Max. Mem).
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For VMs where no PCI devices are being passed through (GPUs, sound, etc.), you can set different values to initial and max memory to allow for memory ballooning. If you are passing through a PCI device, only the initial memory value is used and the max memory value is ignored. For more information on KVM memory ballooning, see here.