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# Hostcpu

This element details the CPU information of a Host.

## Element structure

| Property | Value type | Required  | Description                                      |
| -------- | ---------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| socket   | int        | Read-only | Number of populated CPU sockets                  |
| cores    | int        | Read-only | Total number of cores (sum of all CPU cores)     |
| threads  | int        | Read-only | Total number of threads (sum of all CPU threads) |
| info     | string     | Read-only | CPU information                                  |
| type     | string     | Read-only | CPU type                                         |

Table 1: HostCpu element structure

## Hyperthreading

You can tell whether hyperthreading is enabled by looking at the `cores` and `threads` properties.

The `cores` property represents physical cores. The `threads` property represents logical cores.

Hyperthreading is enabled when `threads` is double the amount of `cores`.

Hyperthreading is disabled when `threads` is equal to the amount of `cores`.

## Element relation

The Cpu element is part of the [Host](/game-hosting/elements/host.md) element and is not used stand-alone.


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