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Detect how many CPUs (or cores) available on a system? (C#)

by Vitaly Zayko 21. July 2009 11:30

Quite important to be prepared for the Parallel Computing.
This will show you how lucky your system is :

int cpu = System.Environment.ProcessorCount;

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