An administrator is investigating virtual machine performance issues using ESXTOP. The ESXi host does not have hyperthreading enabled. Which statistics would be relevant for troubleshooting VM perform

%RDY represents the percentage of time a vCPU was ready to run but was waiting to be scheduled on a physical CPU core. Elevated %RDY values indicate that the ESXi host cannot satisfy the VM's CPU demand quickly enough, which manifests as degraded application performance inside the guest.

%IDLE reflects how much time vCPUs spent doing nothing, indicating the VM is underutilizing CPU resources rather than experiencing a bottleneck.

%RUN shows time the vCPU spent actively executing on a physical CPU and does not reveal contention or scheduling delays that degrade performance.

CORE UTIL(%) measures utilization across both logical processors of a hyperthreaded core and is only meaningful and relevant when hyperthreading is enabled on the host.