If there's any shared pastime amongst PC enthusiasts, it's keeping tabs on our hardware. Questions about CPU, GPU, and memory usage tend to keep us up at night, and we want to know if our system is ...

Monitoring system resources in Windows 10 and 11 is easy: you can use Task Manager, Resource Monitor, or Game Bar or opt for one of the multiple third-party apps. If that is not enough, Microsoft has ...

Microsoft has added widgets to Windows 11 that let gamers check how their CPU, GPU, and computer memory are faring. As Neowin notes, Dev Home, the open-source developer app announced by Microsoft last ...

In brief: There are plenty of ways to monitor system resources in Windows 11, not least the slew of third-party apps that are available, but Microsoft has introduced another method: widgets that ...

Can you feel your PC or Mac running hot? We've found the best ways to check processor temps on your Windows PCs and Macs. Palash has been writing about technology (and entertainment) for over a decade ...

When you're putting your rig to the test with the latest triple-A release, it's a good idea to keep an eye on how your components are faring. There's a few ways to do that: you can hit up Task Manager ...

If you’ve complained that Windows’ own Widgets simply clutter up your screen with junk stories, pay attention: There are several new, useful widgets that a recent Microsoft app makes available for you ...

Radiograph comes with mainly three options – Monitoring, Driller, and Storage. Although there is another tab called Benchmark, it doesn’t work in the stable version. In other words, you need to opt ...

You’ll need to install the new Dev Home preview app to get Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 widgets. You’ll need to install the new Dev Home preview app to get ...