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Re: [PLUG] Identifying CPU features/model/etc. (WAS: Is the Atom an x86?)
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brent timothy saner wrote:
> Art Alexion wrote:
>
>> Anyway, htop reports the atom as dual core and actually shows different
>> processor use for each of the cores. I don't think that is accurate.
>
>
> cat /proc/cpuinfo
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> if you see two processors, it's dual core.
>
> additionally, if it's a Silverthorne (Z series), it's definitely
> single-core. if it's a Diamondville (N, 200, 300 series) it's definitely
> dual-core. this information can be determined via /proc/cpuinfo and was
> collected from the wikipedia article mentioned in the previous thread.
whoops, small correction. only SOME of the N-series, it seems, are
dual-core.
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