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CL-01 is using both Demand and Allocation capacity models. The Demand model is shown by GHz and physical memory capacity remaining, while the Allocation model is shown by allocated capacity values such as vCPUs and expanded memory capacity. VCF Operations states that the Allocation model is enabled in policy by setting overcommit ratios for Cluster Compute Resource CPU, memory, and disk space, and that the Capacity tab displays Demand by default and Allocation values when configured . CL-01 has 60 physical cores. It reports 300 vCPUs as the allocation basis, so the CPU allocation ratio is 300 ÷ 60 = 5:1 , not 4:1. This aligns with the documented allocation calculation where the vCPU count is derived from physical cores multiplied by the overcommit ratio . CL-01’s most constrained resource is CPU Allocation because only 30% of vCPU capacity remains, compared with 80% GHz remaining and 80% memory remaining. CL-02 shows only GHz and physical memory values, with no vCPU or allocation-expanded memory values, so the Allocation model is not enabled for CL-02. Reference topic: Objective 4.2 – Capacity Models / Allocation vs Demand / Overcommit Ratios / Capacity Remaining .