What is the unit of size we get from using wmic command on windows

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Published on 2012-06-21T07:24:49Z Indexed on 2012/06/21 9:18 UTC
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I use a couple of wmic commands and I was wondering how can a user come to know the the unit of any size related command output?

For Instance I use the below 2 commands

  1. wmic /node:Abhishek-PC cpu get maxclockspeed,l2cachesize,loadpercentage

    output:

    L2CacheSize  LoadPercentage  MaxClockSpeed
    8192         1               1595
    8192         1               1595
  2. wmic /node:Abhishek-PC LogicalDisk Where DriveType="3" Get DeviceID,Size,FreeSpace

    output:

    DeviceID  FreeSpace    Size
    C:        13933780992  73300701184
    E:        23688204288  73405558784

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