SysResources Manager is an application designed to conduct a detailed analysis of your computer and provide information on both the hardware and the software sides.

First of all, the program is very easy to use and is addressed to both beginners and more experienced users. Plus, novice users can always have a look in the help menu and get more information on its features, so it's pretty easy to fully enjoy the goodies hidden underneath SysResources Manager's hood.

Features are organized on tabs, so we have “System”, “Bandwidth Monitor”, “Drives”, “Task Manager”, “Network Connections”, “Services”, “Startup Manager”, “Program Launcher”, “Special Folders”, “Options” and “Lock Computer”.

Just as expected, the first tab provides an overview of your system, displaying info such as CPU usage, disk activity, total and free physical memory, available and free virtual memory.

The “Bandwidth Monitor” keeps an eye on the network connections and shows the download and the upload speed, together with network speed, adapter address, IP address and received and sent packets.

While the “Drives” and the “Task Manager” tabs come with self-explanatory names, the “Special Folders” tool gives you access to some important system folders, thus enabling you to edit some files on the go.

The “Lock Computer” tab does exactly what its name suggest, but before hitting this button, make sure to change the default password. This isn't the same locking feature as the one included in Windows but don't panic though if you hit it by mistake, it's enough to leave the password field empty and press “Enter”.

SysResources Manager remains light on computer resources all the time and works on all Windows versions out there, so it will most likely get along pretty well with older machines too.

The good side of the app is definitely the amount of features it provides, while the bad thing is probably the interface which is indeed plain-looking but still lacks some modern and stylish elements here and there to make it more attractive.

All in all, SysResources Manager is a tool to try, and if the reasonable price doesn't scare you away, you should also consider buying a license to unlock its full powers.