2 physical, 8 logical. We can tell the # of each from SQL...

-- cpu overview

SELECT osi.cpu_count AS LogicalCpuCount,

osi.hyperthread_ratio AS HyperthreadCoreRatio,

osi.cpu_count / osi.hyperthread_ratio AS PhysicalCpuCount,

(

SELECT COUNT(*)

FROM sys.dm_os_schedulers

WHERE scheduler_id < osi.cpu_count

AND is_online = 1

) AS LogicalCpuOnline

FROM sys.dm_os_sys_info osi;

...however not whether the logical CPUs are from multiple cores or from Hyperthreading. In your case you have 2 physical CPUs with 4 cores each and all SQL Server cares about is the logical CPUs when it comes to parallelizing queries, i.e. 8.