Used CPU Meter for Windows?
Editors’ Review
Download.com staff
Pros
- Easy to read display
- Responsive performance
- Simple functionality
- Attractive design
- Tracks CPU and memory usage
Cons
- Limited to CPU and memory
- No advanced configuration options
Full Specifications
- GENERAL
- Release
- Latest update
- Version
- 1.1
- OPERATING SYSTEMS
- Platform
- Windows
- Operating System
- Windows 8
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7
- Windows Server
- Windows 10
- Additional Requirements
- None
- POPULARITY
- Total Downloads
- 8,900
- Downloads Last Week
- 19
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User Reviews
5/5
2 User Votes
Great! fast easy simple
eriemc- Pros
- my HP odometer stopped working so I went to look for the simplest no frills replacement. this is only 410 kb, no complicated install, no spam, no registration, no restarting. looks very similar to HP odometer, maybe a tad simpler graphics. gives you more dials (optional, can be unchecked) gives you startup option (can be unchecked) Running win 7 64-bit home prem HP with AMD the HP bundled helper tools are all junk.
- Cons
- none yet, but I haven't restarted the PC yet to see what happens at boot.
- Summary
Developer’s Description
By Mycpumeter
like the CPU Meter gadget for probably very obvious reasons - it works well, it looks good, and it's included with Windows 7. It's the only system utility gadget included with Windows so it's no surprise that it tracks CPU and memory use. So why use it? A few reasons come to mind. Keeping tabs on your CPU and RAM use could be valuable if you're constantly terminating a program because of its wild CPU or RAM use. I used to have to check these resource in Task Manager when my PC would slow down but now I can just glance at my CPU Meter gadget on my desktop. Okay, I admit, it's mainly fun just to watch the dials go up and down, plus it satisfies that bit of computer geek in all of us... especially me. To install the CPU Meter gadget in Windows 7, just right-click anywhere on your desktop and click on Gadgets. Locate the CPU Meter gadget and drag it to your desktop.