This software monitors your system's performance by tracking CPU usage, RAM usage, GPU usage, VRAM usage, FPS rate and Disk I/O throughput.
If you're looking for a powerful yet easy-to-use system monitor and process explorer for your Mac, atMonitor is an excellent choice. This advanced utility collects and displays data in the Activity Viewer, a beautifully designed floating window that blends seamlessly into your desktop.
One of atMonitor's unique features is its ability to monitor GPU and FPS activity. This can be particularly useful for gamers who want to optimize their graphics settings. Additionally, atMonitor allows you to explore the details of running processes, providing you with the ability to inspect and terminate any misbehaving process or zombie that might be slowing down your system.
Developers will appreciate atMonitor's ability to monitor system resources such as GPU, FPS, RAM, VRAM, DISK I/O, and Net I/O. This information can be logged and saved to an XML file for future reference.
Power users will also enjoy atMonitor's top window, which combines the best features of both top and ps commands. This provides you with a wealth of information about the running processes, including their names, descriptions, full paths, ownership, and man pages (for those processes that have them).
Finally, everyone will appreciate the customizability of atMonitor. You can adjust the look and feel of the utility to suit your preferences, making it a pleasure to use. Overall, if you're looking for a powerful, customizable, and easy-to-use system monitor for your Mac, atMonitor is definitely worth considering.
One of atMonitor's unique features is its ability to monitor GPU and FPS activity. This can be particularly useful for gamers who want to optimize their graphics settings. Additionally, atMonitor allows you to explore the details of running processes, providing you with the ability to inspect and terminate any misbehaving process or zombie that might be slowing down your system.
Developers will appreciate atMonitor's ability to monitor system resources such as GPU, FPS, RAM, VRAM, DISK I/O, and Net I/O. This information can be logged and saved to an XML file for future reference.
Power users will also enjoy atMonitor's top window, which combines the best features of both top and ps commands. This provides you with a wealth of information about the running processes, including their names, descriptions, full paths, ownership, and man pages (for those processes that have them).
Finally, everyone will appreciate the customizability of atMonitor. You can adjust the look and feel of the utility to suit your preferences, making it a pleasure to use. Overall, if you're looking for a powerful, customizable, and easy-to-use system monitor for your Mac, atMonitor is definitely worth considering.
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