fkWare SysMon displays the current memory consumption, CPU and resource usage, date, time, Windows uptime, IP address and a lot more.

Screenshot of fkWare SysMon: Visible are: Free physical memory, Used swap file, CPU usage, System resources and Windows uptime.

fkWare SysMon is designed to use as little system resources for itself as possible and without increasing the overall system load more than absolutely necessary.

• fkWare SysMon itself uses very few system resources, such as memory and CPU time.
• fkWare SysMon is fully configurable. You may select which Sensors are displayed, you may also individually change the settings for each Sensor.
• Variable update frequency for each sensor
• The window may stay on top of other windows.
• Small tray icon with sensor display. You may select any sensor for the tray icon.

SysMon comes with an uninstall program which will remove the program completely from your system.

Each display of fkWare SysMon is called a Sensor and shows the status of a part of your system. fkWare SysMon contains the following Sensors:

• Overall CPU usage in percent (%). On multiprocessor systems with Windows NT fkWare SysMon is able to display each CPU separately and/or the average load of all CPUs.
• Current disk usage with free disk selection and optional proportional display.
• Overall memory load in percent (%)
• Free physical memory.
• Used physical memory.
• Maximum size of swap file.
• Swap file used.
• Number of running threads (Win95 only).
• Free system resources (Win95 only).
• Size of disk cache (Win95 only).
• Windows up-time.
• System time.
• System date.
• New: Windows Version.
• New: Network Host name.
• New: IP Addresses.

• fksym122.exe