CPU monitoring utilities have a reputation problem, and it is not about accuracy so much as the junk that often rides along with them. In a landscape crowded with ad-supported dashboards and bloated ...

Can you feel your PC or Mac running hot? We've found the best ways to check processor temps on your Windows PCs and Macs. Palash has been writing about technology (and entertainment) for over a decade ...

If you are considering building a new PC your would like to monitor your computers network, RAM, CPU and GPU activity, in a non-digital way, you might be interested in the Streacom VU1 Dynamic ...

Looking for free game monitoring software for a Windows computer? The best options will be discussed in this article, so give them a shot. Gaming is one of the tasks that use a lot of resources on a ...

If there's any shared pastime amongst PC enthusiasts, it's keeping tabs on our hardware. Questions about CPU, GPU, and memory usage tend to keep us up at night, and we want to know if our system is ...

Make sure your PC is working as well as it should with these helpful (and free) apps to help monitor your gaming performance. Reading time 2 minutes If you’ve invested some serious cash in a gaming PC ...

Developers and researchers using NVIDIA GPUs often use the ' nvidia-smi ' command, NVIDIA's system management interface. However, sometimes you want to manage processes more interactively or grasp ...

I am working as a test lab engineer and managing a lab of servers/workstations running very heavy GPU testing. Most of these systems are Dell Precision workstations in the 7500/5500/3500 series with ...

Performance Monitor is a Windows tool that allows users to monitor their PC and analyze the system’s performance. The tool offers real-time data for system resources like CPU usage, network usage, ...

Much of the discourse surrounding PC thermals is centered around the CPU and the GPU, and for good reason, naturally. They are, after all, your system's workhorses, and any thermal throttling here is ...

If your PC doesn’t deliver the desired performance in a particular game, it’s usually—but not always—due to two limiting factors. Either your processor (CPU) or your graphics card (GPU) is ...