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If the VM has a single vCPU, you can set a limit which is the maximum number of CPU cysles the VM can use. However if other VMs are sharing the underlying pCPU it may not be accurate. You could do one of two things:
Set reservation to 667Mhz and the limit to 667Mhz (or maybe 668 if this isnt allowed) That way the VM is guaranteed to use that number of recources.
OR
Set processor affinity so that the VM you want to monitor is using a specific pCPU (make usre not to set it to pCPU 0 as the Service COnosle will also use this) Then set the affinity of other VMs to use other pCPUs.
I think the first method is much easier.