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Identifying e-cores
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Brad
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I have an i9-12900K which has 8 "performance cores" and 8 "efficient cores". It would be great if I could identify the various cores in Process Explorer.
It's theoretically possible because the e-cores do not have hyperthreading and so all the cores that only have a single logical processor are the e-cores, but it would be nice if it were a specific visual indicator.
I realize this isn't really a question, but I wasn't sure where else to put feature requests for Process Explorer.
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