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Monitor Your Computer’s Performance with FreeMeter

Posted on 09. Oct, 2008 by Kyle Judkins in Software

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FreeMeter is a great and free utility that allows you to monitor the performance of your computer.  It’s great if you are a techie that wants to see how your newly built PC stacks up to some stress or if you are just curious at how your computer runs when you have all those windows and programs open.  You may even like it for the pretty graphics that keep going by.  Either way, FreeMeter is worth checking out.

It monitors your CPU and hard drive with scrolling graphs.  It even color codes some of the bars as you increase the stress put on your computer.  In addition to the CPU stats, FreeMeter lists your hard drive stats.  There are also two dynamic tables that continually update your physical memory information and your page file information.

If you don’t want to just stare at the this window all day long, you can close the window and still have some nice bar charts on your system tray.

Overall, FreeMeter is a light and compact utility that is definitely worth checking out.

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