How To Check Cpu Frequency Linux?
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To check the CPU frequency in Linux, you can use the following commands:
• lscpu – This command will give you information about the CPU such as its model, frequency, cache size, and number of cores.
• cpufreq-info – This command will show you the current CPU frequency and available frequency settings.
• cat /proc/cpuinfo – This command will give you detailed information about the CPU, including its clock speed.
• hwloc-calc – This command will give you the current CPU frequency for each core in the system.