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I use them for my system:

 

 

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Does anybody know of any programs that can monitor my system with but they stay on the desktop like a gadget?

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It wont stay open like a gadget, but when minimized CPU-Z will give you the current speed of your CPU

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CPU-Z is good, but it's not a gadget.

 

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CPU-Z is good, but it's not a gadget.

 

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It wont stay open like a gadget, but when minimized CPU-Z will give you the current speed of your CPU

I know, that's kind of why i started this topic

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are you running windows 7?

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I always have this on my 2nd monitor

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I always have this on my 2nd monitor

 

Where do i get this?

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yeah

 

you can download gadgets, like  @TheDoubleYGamer mentioned.

 

Here is a link to the CPU usage:

 

http://addgadgets.com/all_cpu_meter/

 

And for GPU usage:

 

http://addgadgets.com/gpu_meter/

 

Network usage:

 

http://addgadgets.com/network_meter/

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I use them for my system:

 

 

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Thanks

 

No problem  :lol:

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Sorry, my image didn't appear in my post. I've added it now  :D

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you need rainmeter. Its the best desktop widget program i have seen

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you need rainmeter. Its the best desktop widget program i have seen

too much effort

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Do those gadgets work for windows 8.1 pro or does it only work for windows 7?

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I have been working on my Linux equivalent that shows comparable information

 

That looks great!  :lol:

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I use OpenHardwareMonitors gadged. Simple and light.

(Not my config, googled pic)

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I use OpenHardwareMonitors gadged. Simple and light.

(Not my config, googled pic)

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Does that require any other additional downloads?

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Does that require any other additional downloads?

 

Its just one .exe file you need to run. No install needed. http://openhardwaremonitor.org/ comes as .zip. Then just from View Show gadget and with right click select values you want to see. For me its system&cpu fans, cpu temp&load, ram usage, GPU temp, fan speed and core&ram load.

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You should check out Rainmete skins there are gorgeous ones and it's not terribly hard to use if you know basics about computers.

 

http://rainmeter.net/

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