Performance Monitor

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    Performance Monitor


    Performance Monitor-pm.jpg
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    Is there a fault you are seeing in your performance monitor? Temperatures and fan speed seem alright to me from the picture.
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  3. Posts : 376
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    Masterchiefxx17 said:
    Is there a fault you are seeing in your performance monitor? Temperatures and fan speed seem alright to me from the picture.
    Just high RAM usage, I have 4GB but will install 8GB next month.
    What would be to high of temp for being critical, those temps are with a fan blowing, no fan temps get up to 120F.
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    I think 4GB is now the new minimum for Windows. Putting 8GB of memory into your system is recommended as you'll get far better performance.

    For temperatures, I wouldn't want a CPU to go over 85C/185F and for the GPU 80C/176F.
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  5. Posts : 376
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    Just sitting here idle, memory will just increase, it has increased up to 56% just at idle.
    Temps has been no higher than 120F on both CPU and GPU.
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    How does one produce the Universal app version of performance monitor shown in the screencap in Post#1 in this thread? Never saw that before, and would like to know how it's done. TiA for setting me straight on this.
    --Ed--
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  7. Posts : 376
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    EdTittel said:
    How does one produce the Universal app version of performance monitor shown in the screencap in Post#1 in this thread? Never saw that before, and would like to know how it's done. TiA for setting me straight on this.
    --Ed--
    That one comes with Advanced System Care, I have that and Ccleaner to clean system. they're both disabled to run at start up. Performance Monitor-ad.jpg
    This is how it actually looks on desktop. click on right side to expand it.
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    Thanks for the clarification, MrHudson. I've given up on the aftermarket enhancement/cleanup tools, so I'll pass on the Iobit item. But at least now I know I haven't been missing something built into Windows itself, which I'd wondered upon seeing your starting screenshot in this thread.
    Cheers!
    --Ed--
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  9. Posts : 376
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    Win 7 has CPU gadget, wondering if it can be used. I watch the CPU percentage when I log on, it fluctuates when its starting up, shutting off APP's, running the security and maintenance, checking for updates. once it settles in the 0% to 10% I know its through doing its thing and I can do my thing.
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  10. Posts : 4,224
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    I use Helmut Buhler's excellent and free 8GadgetPack to run gadgets on most of my Win10 machines. Here's the CPU widget I run in that interface:

    Performance Monitor-cpu-usage.jpg

    Works like a charm for me, and no reason why it shouldn't do likewise for you.
    HTH,
    --Ed--
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