System Stats gadget for Google Desktop - usage statistics at a glance
About the stats
The System Stats gadget gives you computer usage statistics at a glance. You receive data about CPU (Central Processing Unit), memory, wireless signal and battery through a nice looking interface.
Download
File size: 19 KB - (more about the icon creator)
Features - now also with disk usage stats due to high demand :)
· CPU means Central Processing Unit. You can see live statistics about its usage in the first progress bar. This is the value that will vary most often.
· MEMORY stats show you how much of your memory is currently occupied. That is the place where programs store some of the temporary data (and not only) they need when they are running. You can see how it changes in the second progress bar.
· WIRELESS SIGNAL - it’s becoming more important every day. Want to know if you’re in your wireless network’s range, or how powerful the signal is? Check out the third progress bar.
· BATTERY - it’s needed when you’re traveling and a lot of other cases. The fourth progress bar will tell you how charged up the battery is.
· Options - The empty parts of the progress bar are transparent by default. If the colors don’t match well with your wallpaper, or you just like having an always white background, just click ‘Options’ in the gadget menu.
About the statsThe System Stats gadget gives you computer usage statistics at a glance. You receive data about CPU (Central Processing Unit), memory, wireless signal and battery through a nice looking interface.
Download
File size: 19 KB - (more about the icon creator)
Features - now also with disk usage stats due to high demand :)
· CPU means Central Processing Unit. You can see live statistics about its usage in the first progress bar. This is the value that will vary most often.
· MEMORY stats show you how much of your memory is currently occupied. That is the place where programs store some of the temporary data (and not only) they need when they are running. You can see how it changes in the second progress bar.
· WIRELESS SIGNAL - it’s becoming more important every day. Want to know if you’re in your wireless network’s range, or how powerful the signal is? Check out the third progress bar.
· BATTERY - it’s needed when you’re traveling and a lot of other cases. The fourth progress bar will tell you how charged up the battery is.
· Options - The empty parts of the progress bar are transparent by default. If the colors don’t match well with your wallpaper, or you just like having an always white background, just click ‘Options’ in the gadget menu.
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