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 Since the job is executed in somewhat like a black-box after assigning it to the queue, one may ask what is the underlying system. The following Java snippets provide some system information: {{:csystem.txt|}}. Another possibility is to use bash commands. The following file shows an example to get detailed cpu information and current cpu clock-frequency: {{:cpu.txt|}}. The current cpu clock-frequency may vary over execution time due to energy-saving features of the cpu. So, one may check the current cpu clock-frequency several times during the experiment.  Since the job is executed in somewhat like a black-box after assigning it to the queue, one may ask what is the underlying system. The following Java snippets provide some system information: {{:csystem.txt|}}. Another possibility is to use bash commands. The following file shows an example to get detailed cpu information and current cpu clock-frequency: {{:cpu.txt|}}. The current cpu clock-frequency may vary over execution time due to energy-saving features of the cpu. So, one may check the current cpu clock-frequency several times during the experiment. 
  
 +=== Acknowledging the Intel Manycore Testing Lab in your publications ===
 +{{https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-manycore-testing-lab/topic/285877|Forum post about acknowledging MTL labs}}
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