> Or if not directly - something that shows a list of other CPUs > and their values for single core metrics? Even if it’s > something that’s easily googleable - I can do the rough math > myself.
One thing is benchmarks (/usr/pkgsrc/benchmarks contains a few), another is what the hardware claims. For the latter, on at least amd64 and i386: $ cpuctl identify 0 (though the information is perhaps not "structured" cross-platform, e.g. the core frequency isn't reported on earmv7hf or arm64) and also look at $ sysctl hw.ncpu If you have "hyperthreading" enabled, those will be counted as part of hw.ncpu and will therefore typically be 2x the number of physical cores. Regards, - Håvard
