Hi all. I've looked for this topic and anything relating to it, and did not find anything. So I hope I am not repeating anything here.
I've been wanting a way to figure out how many P-cores and E-cores there are on the newer Intel CPUs.
So I think I have it figured out. I put together a quick skin to test the idea, and show you.
Also, I am hoping you all can review the code and if there are better ways to get this answer, I am willing to hear it.
You can get to the numbers of Cores and number of Logical processors in Windows, but not the actual P-core of E-core count. Not without using 3rd party tools. I wanted to keep this native. So I am using the wmic windows command to get that. Is there a better way?
And then I use those 2 numbers to calculate the P-cores and E-cores.
As best I can tell, I think this should work on all CPUs. If you don't have E-cores, it will just be 0.
I'll post the code here and you can look it over. Or use it if you have a need for it.
Here are 2 examples. One with E-cores and one without.
i7-1370Pi9-9900KMy thoughts were to highlight the E-cores differently or something in my skins.
Let me know what you think.
I've been wanting a way to figure out how many P-cores and E-cores there are on the newer Intel CPUs.
So I think I have it figured out. I put together a quick skin to test the idea, and show you.
Also, I am hoping you all can review the code and if there are better ways to get this answer, I am willing to hear it.
You can get to the numbers of Cores and number of Logical processors in Windows, but not the actual P-core of E-core count. Not without using 3rd party tools. I wanted to keep this native. So I am using the wmic windows command to get that. Is there a better way?
And then I use those 2 numbers to calculate the P-cores and E-cores.
As best I can tell, I think this should work on all CPUs. If you don't have E-cores, it will just be 0.
I'll post the code here and you can look it over. Or use it if you have a need for it.
Here are 2 examples. One with E-cores and one without.
i7-1370P
Code:
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Statistics: Posted by TGonZo — Yesterday, 9:38 pm