| System Monitors graphically display performance data from your system in real time. They are displayed as a colored diagram in the background of the clock. This way you can review your system performance at any time. Performance data to be displayed are, for example, processor load, memory available, read and write accesses on files, download and upload speed and many more. The operating system provides this data, so the available performance data depends on the operating system and varies from system to system.
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| In this example, three system monitors are active. The white curve displays the processor load and so indicates active calculations. The green curve shows read, and the red curve shows write access to the hard disk.
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| With AB-Clock, you can customize which system monitors you'd like to see. You can display multiple system monitors at the same time in different colors. You can also set the order in which the graphs are drawn and how often the performance data should be refreshed.
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| Notes
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| · | Refer to the Customize System Monitor topic for further information.
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| · | Please understand that querying the performance data is also workload for the system.
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| · | See the Examples of typical system monitors.
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