SysGauge is a powerful system-performance monitor that also offers optimisation hints. It tracks virtually every aspect of your computer—CPU load, RAM use, network throughput, OS health, individual processes, disk activity and more—and displays the results in real-time or historical charts. If you need to keep an eye on (or troubleshoot) a local or remote PC, this is the tool to grab.
Key features
1. One-click system-health report
Hit “Analyse” and SysGauge scans CPU, memory, disk space and OS counters, then presents an easy-to-read summary list so you can spot bottlenecks instantly.
2. CPU monitoring
Add CPU counters via the “Add” button, choose the category, pick a specific core (or all cores), and you’re graphing load. Connect to a remote machine by entering its host name in the bottom-left “Connect” field.
3. Memory monitoring
Same workflow: Add → Memory category → select counters. You can watch total RAM, committed bytes, cache faults, etc. on the local box or any reachable remote host.
4. Disk-activity tracking
Add physical-disk or logical-volume counters (read/write bytes, queue length, transfer rate). Again, remote monitoring is a single click away.
5. Network-activity tracking
Monitor every NIC or choose one adapter; graph send/receive throughput, packet errors, link speed. Remote PCs supported.
6. OS health & services
Track handles, threads, processes, uptime, page-file usage, boot time and more—locally or across the network.
7. Process-level monitoring
Select specific executables and watch CPU, RAM, I/O and handle usage per process. Great for spotting runaway apps.
8. File-system monitoring
Keep tabs on free space, total size, read/write latency or file-count changes on any mounted volume.
9. Exportable reports
Save live or historical data as HTML, PDF, Excel, TXT, CSV or XML via the “Save” button for later analysis or sharing.
10. User-defined actions
Set upper/lower limits on any counter; SysGauge can play a sound, send an e-mail or run a custom batch file/PowerShell script when a limit is breached—perfect for early-warning automation.