This little bit of screen real estate in TMOG tells you an impressive amount of information. I'm doing a Final Cut render and copying data across SSDs. In the top left you can see the disc lights showing realtime HD activity, just like the olden days. The green LED is the boot SSD. The three red LEDs are Samsung 6.4TB SSD PCIe drives in a RAID-0 strip set, so they generally act as one (or they should!). Next to that is network throughput, CPU, GPU, and MEM load. So right away I can see it's not hitting the network for media, which is good. In the TMOG Popout you'll find the perf numbers presented graphically, as well as a Temperature overview and the Top N processes contributing to the current load. Clicking anywhere takes you to that section of TMOG for more detailed inspection. If you're the of person who's curious or just likes to know what's going on, download TMOG today at tmog.org There's a PRO feature pack, but the core features are and will always be free!

30 years ago, I wrote Task Manager. Today, I broke this PC four ways — CPU, memory, disk, and power — and watched the usual diagnosis pick the wrong suspect. Sorting processes by CPU is like investigating every crime by questioning the tallest person in the room. You've confused what is visible with what is relevant! Here's how to do it right! TMOG 1.0 is out. Free on Windows, Mac, and Linux: tmog.org

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