Best System Monitoring Software Reddit
Looking for a good, unobtrusive system monitoring program
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I bet you guys will get mad at me for not searching – but I’m not even sure what to look for. I’m looking for an unobtrusive program that will sit on top of my windows and show me the key info I need to monitor my system – RAM use, CPU percentages, CPU/GPU heat, and hopefully FPS. Any suggestions? I’ve seen a similar thing in Rainmeter but didn’t want to go down that rabbit in or sign up to leave a commentPlanning on building a computer but need some advice? This is the place to ask!
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Best Hardware Monitor? : r/buildapc – Reddit
HWMonitor, PC-Wizard, CPU-Z, GPU-Z, GKRellM, NZXT CAM, Speccy, HWiNFO64 e. t. c so many to choose from. Which is the easiest to use for checking my system from time to time? Log in or sign up to leave a comment
level 1Open hardware monitororMSI Afterburnerlevel 1They all have most of Speccy is probably the most simple/rsonally I don’t use it. HWmonitor and GPU-Z give you a lot more options and detail, that’s what I go 1MSI Afterburner. Set a hotkey to toggle the OSD to display temps and usage of anything you 1CPU-Z for checking CPU/RAM speeds and voltages. HWMonitor for checking system temperatures. Afterburner for monitoring GPU usage 1Hwinfo is probably the best.
Good monitoring tool. : r/sysadmin – Reddit
the new guy in my IT-department, I’ve gotten the task to find a good and easy to use monitoring tool to monitor our the department has been working up ’til I got here, there has been little to no setup:One main office with server roomFive branch offices with desktops and thin clients. Connected via fiberopticts from our main 80 HP and Compaq(the oldest) servers. Some Blade, some non-blade. with 4 physical serversCisco network equipment (except the HP-switches in the racks)Microsoft servers (Some 2000, many 2003s and most 2008 R2)Oracle databases for our main systems¨Our team:One network adminOne db admin / current department headOne system admin (specific systems)One everything windows admin (MS Server, GPOs, AD, One hardware admin (laptops, thin clients, new servers)Our basic need:To be alerted when something goes down (switch loses power, server crashes, etc)To be alerted before a disk is full (data disks on databaseservers)To be alerted when the oracle or microsoft-software have issues (licencing, tablespace, authentication, etc)To monitor the use of the network to find bottlenecksI’ve been recommended Splunk and Microsoft System Center. I’ve also tried PRTG (liked that I only had to give it very few instructions to find everything and start monitoring). We also have HP Systems Insight Manager unused on a do you recommend? Money isn’t really an issue here, but usability is.
