How to see whether the CPU is dual-core or single core without software

This article mainly with the vast number of computer enthusiasts to share without software how to see the CPU is a dual-core or a single core? Please see the relevant hardware knowledge Introduction:

Software View Method:

1, in Task Manager, right-click the taskbar Point Task Manager, select the Performance tab, if the dual-core in the CPU usage records will have two display boxes to display two CPU occupancy rate respectively.

2. Look in the System properties, right-click My Computer, select Properties, select Device Manager in the tab that appears, find the processor click, if the dual core will show two CPU, if the single core will only show one!

Hardware Viewing Method:

How to see the CPU is dual core or single core without software?

Other way: Look at the name AMD Athlon (tm) X2 Here's the X2 is the dual core, this is the name of AMD, Dual core are dual-core meaning, dual-core computers in the hardware management look is two processors, look at the computer Task Manager, turn on the point of performance, there is CPU use behind is CPU usage record, is dual core words, should be two records show < both a large strip of intermediate disconnect pull >, in the performance look at the CPU table, dual core By default is two tables, or point process image name < right key > Relationship settings if CPU 0 and CPU 1 before all tick. That's the double core.

Typically, "My Computer"--right--"properties"--"general", such as the Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU, represents the Intel Core 2 dual-core CPU.

The general double core has duo signs. Core Duo is the core generation of dual-core version, Core 2 Duo is the core second-generation dual-core version. A single core is typically a core solo,solo for a single core.

The most accurate way is: Open the chassis, look at the model of the CPU and then check the Internet.

For example, E6300 is a dual-core, Q6600 is a four-core ... And so on CPU type.