Systemometer

Everything running on your computer uses some amount of a particular resource. Summing all of them up, the PC can easily become overburdened. However, you can keep an eye on resource usage to prevent crashes with the help of specialized applications like Systemometer, with tons of customization options, and monitoring areas.

It takes only a little while for the application to get installed on your computer, and effort required is minimum. However, you do need to make sure that the computer you use it on is fitted with .NET Framework for things to work out just fine, even though it’s a default feature in modern Windows iterations.

The application reserves most of the space to display values accordingly. All of them are shown on the same dial, split into different sections, depending on the number of items you choose to keep track of.

On the bright side of things, the application is capable of looking over an impressive variety of areas, such as CPU, total number of processes, and threads, physical, and virtual memory, registry space usage, total disk space usage, each disk space usage, total, or individual hard disk drive access time, and more. A thorough editor allows you to manually add commands, and monitors.

Customization options are also an important feature. Although there aren’t any different design styles for the dial, the application gives you the possibility to choose the level of details to display, such as percentage, values, and text, set fonts, and color options, or thoroughly customize line shape, size, color, even for critical boundaries to make it easy to identify areas under pressure.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Systemometer is a powerful system monitor utility fitted with a fully customizable design, both in terms of visuals, and technical details. It can, by default, monitor almost everything using system resources, showing them in a neat dial, with options to also save activity logs to file.