https://www.jianshu.com/p/8943a4223ed7
[root@localhost:/bin] esxcli hardware cpu list|grep -i -E 'cpu:|core speed'
CPU:0
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:1
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:2
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:3
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:4
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:5
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:6
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:7
Core Speed: 2294609039
CPU:8
Core Speed: 2294609039
ESXTOP -> P (Power) -> F (Fields) -> F (APerf)%
The %A/MPERF shows the % above base frequency that you are running at per core.
For example:
○ CPU Performance Profile - High Performance
○ E5-2699 v3 (18c) - base frequency 2300 MHz
○ 16vCPU CPUStress VM
Looking at ESXTOP, A/MPERF = 121.7% (per used core)
121.7% * 2300 = 2799.1