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Environment.ProcessorCount returns the number of virtual CPU cores, which on machines with HyperThreading is twice the actual number of physical cores. Some work is better suited to matching the number of physical cores (e.g. network IO) but there is currently no API to get this information.
Suggest we do something like IRuntimeEnvironment.PhysicalProcessorCount.
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Environment.ProcessorCount
returns the number of virtual CPU cores, which on machines with HyperThreading is twice the actual number of physical cores. Some work is better suited to matching the number of physical cores (e.g. network IO) but there is currently no API to get this information.Suggest we do something like
IRuntimeEnvironment.PhysicalProcessorCount
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: