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How to check CPU occupancy (usage) in Linux?
How to check CPU occupancy (usage) in Linux?
How to check the cpu occupancy rate in Linux: 1. Enter the command "top" in the terminal and press the "Enter" key to see the cpu occupancy rate; 2. If it is a multi-core CPU, you want to To view the occupancy rate of each CPU, you can press "1" on the "top" command interface to see the occupancy rate of other CPUs.
How to check the CPU usage in Linux:
1. Check the single-core CPU usage, enter on the terminal "top".
2. Check the multi-core CPU usage, enter "top" on the terminal, enter the interface and enter "1".
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