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 (Ready) directly reflects CPU contention - a consistently high value (above ~10%) indicates the VM is being starved of physical CPU time by the ESXi scheduler, which is the leading ESXTOP indicator for VM performance issues unrelated to hyperthreading.

%IDLE shows how much time the vCPU spent doing nothing, which reflects low demand rather than a performance problem caused by resource contention.

%RUN shows actual execution time on a physical CPU and indicates utilization, but does not reveal scheduling delays or contention that cause performance degradation.

CORE UTIL(%) measures physical core utilization and is specifically meaningful in hyperthreading contexts; since hyperthreading is disabled on this host, this metric provides little actionable insight.