How to Check if Your Processor is Capable of Handling Virtualization

Hey gang! It’s Coach Culbertson here, and I’ve got something really useful to show you today. This will not only save you time but might save you some money too.

If you’re planning on making the move to virtualization, whether it’s Hyper-V or VMware you need to first make sure that your hardware, and more specifically your processor, can handle virtualization. How do you do that?

Well, there’s actually a really easy way to check which Intel processors support virtualization and which don’t.

So if you’re looking to implement virtualization and you need to check your current hardware, or if you’re looking to buy new hardware — this is the best way to check which Intel processor you can use — before spending money on a new box or a new processor.

You can access this super easy to use too at ark.intel.com/vtlist.aspx

And in the video below I’ll show you exactly how it works and how you can use it to your advantage.

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• Virtualization Interoperability with Windows Server and Red Hat Linux
• Hyper-V and VMware — Part 1: Usability
• Hyper-V Certification – MCTS: Windows Server Virtualization, Configuration (Exam 70-652)
• 7 Awesome Things You Can Do With Hyper-V
• Hyper-V and VMware — Part 3: Cost

One Response to “How to Check if Your Processor is Capable of Handling Virtualization”

• vcp4 Says:

  November 18th, 2009 at 3:36 am

  Thanks for this information, I was really looking something like there(Intel website).

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