How To Check Cpu Configuration In Linux?
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There are several ways to check the CPU configuration in Linux. The most common method is to use the lscpu command. This command will display information about the processor, including the number of cores, the architecture, the threads and sockets, the speed, and the cache size. Other methods include using the /proc/cpuinfo file and using the hwinfo command.