Free cpu time software for windows

CPU Meter is a free CPU meter that displays the CPU usage in visual as well as number format.
CPU Meter widget displays, right on your desktop, the CPU stats of your computer.

CPU Thermometer 1.0 is created to show your pc CPU current temperature in desktop and tray icons zone, the temperature be live-time updated.

Program support all Intel and AMD processors, full cpu lists can be found at CPUThermometer.com, can work under Windows XP (need Microsoft .NET Framework) and Windows Vista. Additionally, when your pc is too hot, it can show one warning message or shutdown/reboot your PC.

Program is easy to use, the best part is that it is freeware and contains no spyware or adware.

Major Features:

1. Monitor your computer CPU temperature in live time.
2. Start with Windows start-up, and show live CPU temperature in your desktop tray icon, so you get this important system information at a glance.
3. Show CPUID, Frequency, Core Number and CPU current temperature
4. Provide some useful functions, when the CPU temperature over some value that you set, it can "Show warning message", "Shutdown computer" or "Reboot computer", it can protect your PCs.
5. Support most Intel and AMD processors
   • Intel: Pentium, Dual-Core, Core 2 Duo, Xeon, Core i7 and more;
   • AMD: Athlon, Athlon XP, Phenom, Quad-core, Turion and more;
6. Support Window XP/2003, (Need Microsoft .NET Framework installed);
7. Support Windows Vista/2008 and Windows 7;

CPUShut will automatically shutdown (or hibernate/suspend) your computer after predefined time if CPU usage less than predefined level.
CPUShut is a tool that allows you to shutdown your PC.
For example this tool is useful for turn off your computer after the video compression process in VirtualDub was finished.

The CPU RightMark suite is meant for objective measurement of performance of modern and future processors in different computational tasks such as numerical modeling of physical processes and solving of 3D graphic problems. It focuses on testing the loaded FPU/SIMD units and the CPU/RAM tandem.
As a result, we get pure CPU performance, an objective parameter obtained without the influence of other subsystems, like video and disc systems, except the memory one.
CPU RightMark allows users to compare the true performance of different processors irrespective of a type of other system components. Its obtained by dealing only with the CPU and measuring the CPU time spent for execution of computational tasks.