How to view the number of computer cores and threads (incorrect Web-transfer method)

I. Common error methods 1. Check the number of computer cores

Right-click Machine---Device Manager--processor (for example, there are several cores under the processor, in this way to see my computer is four cores, it is not the case, I will explain below)

2. View the number of computer threads

Right-click the bottom of the screen, start Task Manager, performance->CPU use records (for example, there are several boxes that are several threads, my computer is four threads, this way to view threads is OK, but to view the number of cores in this way is wrong)

But is that really the case? I bought the computer to provide the official configuration information for the dual core four threads, is the device vendor kindness to two cores? The fact is that the device vendor employs hyper-Threading technology.

Hyper-Threading Technology is a technology that Intel has used extensively on Pentium processors in the Pentium four years, enabling a single processor to simulate two processors in a technical way to improve multitasking performance for coordinated processing. For this reason, a single-core processor that supports Hyper-Threading technology will be recognized as two processors under the Windows operating system.

Two, the correct method method 1. Command line view

First step: Start menu, run->cmd-> input wmic-> input CPU get *

Step Two: Drag the bottom slide bar right to the position shown

The third step: NumberOfCores for the number of cores numberoflogicalprocessors for threads, you can see that my computer is actually a dual core four thread.

Method 2. You can also download professional tools to view such as Speccy or Cpuz (installation is relatively simple, do not repeat here), after the installation is complete, open the software click on the cup to see CPU-related information.

How to view the number of computer cores and threads (incorrect Web-transfer method)