is there a windows equivalent of the linux command "perf stat"?

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skimon picture skimon · Jan 6, 2016 · Viewed 9.1k times · Source

is there a windows equivalent of the linux command "perf stat"? For example to see frontend stalls, cache misses and other performance counter data?

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leventov picture leventov · Jun 21, 2016

Some people who find this question might be actually looking for xperf, or the new ETW stuff which is replacing it which could be downloaded here.

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