1E 9.x (on-premises)

Core

Retrieves information about the CPUs plugged in to the motherboard of the device.

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Vendor (string): The vendor of the processor

Name (string): The vendor-defined name of this processor package

CoreCount (int): The number of cores inside this package

SpeedMhz(int): The clock speed of the processor in its current operating mode

From v5.1 onwards these columns also appear :

LogicalCoreCount (int) : The number of logical cores inside this package

Hyperthreading (bool): Indicates whether the cores are hyperthreaded, true for yes, false for no.

 Device.GetProcessors();

Name is the immutable string that the CPU reports to SMBIOS. This often contains the publicly marketed and sold average speed of the CPU, which usually differs to the actual speed of the processor instance.

SpeedMhz on Windows can change over time for one particular CPU. Modern CPU's can adjust their clock in response to heat and power from moment to moment. This parameter cannot be relied upon for scoping future instruction executions unless some kind of range of values is in the scope to cope with natural speed variance.