Finding actual number of physical cpu installed

By Rahul Singh, 2013/01/14

The Sql Server always see Logical cpu it does not distinguish between Hyperthreaded logical cpu and physical processor using the below query we can find out actual number of physical cpu installed on the server

The first column represent logical processor and second column represent actual physical processor installed

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Finding actual number of physical cpu installed

Difference between Physical & Logical instances

Physical and Logical Ordering of an index

Tempdb database will depend on the number of CPUs (logical or physical)

Physical CPU or Logical Processors ?

Need a tool to represent my Logical and physical database model

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