Hp_Processorcore - HP Integrity rx7620 Datasheet

Table 3-3
Class: HP_ProcessorCapabilities
Property name
InstanceID
ElementName
CIM_EnabledLogicalElementCapabilities
ElementNameEditSupported
RequestedStatesSupported
CIM_ProcessorCapabilities
NumberOfProcessorCores
NumberOfHardwareThreads
HP_ProcessorCapabilities

HP_ProcessorCore

3-3-3
HP_ProcessorCore extends the class CIM_ProcessorCore to model the processor cores.
The following properties are implemented.
Table 3-4
Class: HP_ProcessorCore
Property name
CIM_ManagedElement
Caption
Description
ElementName
CIM_ManagedSystemElement
Name
Property implementation
HPQ:HP_ProcessorCapabilities:n, where n is a unique,
sequentially-assigned number in the form 001, 002,
and so on.
Processor Capabilities – x86
0 (False)
None
Number of processor cores (for example, 1, 2, 4)
Number of hardware threads (for example, 1, 2)
Property implementation
Processor p - Core c, where p is the processor physical
location and c is the core number
<processor brand string> (x86 Family x Model y
Stepping z) (Processor p - Core c), where <processor
brand string> is the processor brand string, x is the
processor family number, y is the processor model
number, z is the processor stepping number, p is the
processor number, and c is the core number
Example: Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06GHz (x86 Family
15 Model 2 Stepping 7) (Processor 1 - Core 2)
Processor p - Core c, where p is the processor physical
location and c is the core number
Processor p - Core c, where p is the processor physical
location and c is the core number
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