All CPU Meter

All CPU Meter


All CPU Meter is the most popular and sought-after gadget on our website—and also in the Microsoft desktop gadgets gallery. This gadget shows your processor usage (up to 2 processors,
 16 cores, and 32 threads), RAM usage, CPU frequency, and processor name (Intel or AMD).
It also includes sound alerts as well as flyout features that display additional information about your processor, operating system, baseboard, bios, and computer system.


Note: To display a processor’s core temperatures or turbo frequency, or to receive CPU temperature alerts, you must first have the PC Meter or CoreTemp application running in the background.

See all features below.
All CPU Meter Information
Features
  • Processor Usage
  • Ram Usage
  • Page File Usage.
  • Size Adjustable
  • CPU Frequency
  • Processor Icons
  • Processor Name
  • Computer Domain and Username
  • Cores Temperatures
  • Alert CPU Temperature
  • Graph (Show / Hide)
     Line
     Filled
  • Double Click On Background Show
     Task Manager
     Resoure Monitor
  • Refresh Rate Adjustable
  • Auto Update Notifier
  • Color Adjustable
     Background
     Text
     Bar
     Graph
  • Reset To Default Setting

Flyout Features (Click on icon or title to show the info)

  • Processor
     Manufacturer
     Processor Name
     Caption
     Processor Id
     Max Clock Speed
     Front-Side Bus
     L2 Cache Size
     L3 Cache Size
     Current Voltage
     Number Of Cores
     Number Of Logical Processors

  • Operating System
     Name
     CSD Version
     Version
     Serial Number
     Install Date
     Last Boot Up Time
     Number Of Processes
     Number Of Users
     OS Architecture


  • Base Board
     Manufacturer
     Product
     Serial Number

  • BIOS
     Name
     Manufacturer
     Version
     Release Date
     Serial Number

  • Computer System
     Manufacturer
     Model
     System Type

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