System monitoring
Tools that report what your hardware is doing: temperatures, clocks, memory, processes.
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A graphical system monitor for the terminal, with charts for CPU, memory, network, temperature and disk over time.
Fastfetch
Prints a summary of your hardware, operating system and desktop in the terminal next to a logo, quickly and configurably.
GPU-Z
A tiny Windows utility that reports everything about your graphics card: clocks, memory type, bus width, sensors and BIOS.
Libre Hardware Monitor
Reads temperatures, fan speeds and voltages straight off the motherboard, and feeds them to other tools.
Mission Center
A Linux system monitor that looks like the Windows Task Manager, which is exactly the point.
Netdata
Per-second metrics for a machine with no configuration, and charts that appear the moment you install it.
Process Explorer
Task Manager with the lid off: shows which process has a file open, which DLLs it loaded, and the full parent-child tree.
Process Monitor
Logs every file, registry, process, thread and DLL operation on Windows in real time, which is how you find out why something failed.
System Informer
An open-source Process Explorer alternative that monitors resources, debugs software and helps detect malware, with no installation needed.
Uptime Kuma
A self-hosted uptime monitor that pings your sites and services and tells you the moment one stops answering.
btop++
A terminal resource monitor that looks good enough to leave open, with processes, CPU, memory, disks, network and GPUs.
CPU-Z
A tiny freeware window that tells you exactly which processor, board and memory are in a Windows PC.
Glances
A cross-platform system monitor that runs in a terminal, in a browser, or as an API feeding a dashboard.
HWiNFO
The deepest hardware report and sensor monitor on Windows, free for personal use.
