Free per second software for windows

Prism HUD 0.9 is an effective tool which allows you to always know what and how well your system is performing. With Prism HUD, you can always know what and how well your system is performing. Prism HUD can inform you: CPU: total usage, each core's activity and each process's usage; Memory: total usage and each process's usage; Disk: each installed disk's used space and IO bandwidth usage. You can turn on/off each feature and change appearances to your preference.

Major Features:

1. General
   • Lightweight - Prism HUD is small and hardly uses any CPU time.
   • Accurate - Calculates system performance & resources information precisely.
   • HUD (Head-up display) - You can know your system's performance always.
   • Customizable - Each component can be turned on/off and each component's appearance can be changed.
2. CPU Prism: Monitors total CPU usage of your system. Where there are more than one logical CPU (e.g. multicore processor), the meter is segmented to show each core's portion in the load.
3. Memory Prism
   • Usage - Monitors total physical memory usage of your system.
   • Hard Faults - Monitors memory hard faults per second. A hard fault occurs when a process refers to data that is not in physical memory and thus requires disk access. It is a cause of system-wide delays. The prism monitors both disk-to-memory (left segment) and memory-to-disk operations (right segment).
4. Disk Prism
   • Usage - Monitors each disk's space usage.
   • Time - Monitors how busy each disk is.
   • IO - Monitors each disk's current read (left segment) and write operations (right segment) in Kbytes per second.
5. Network Prism: Monitors each network interface's current inbound (left segment) and outbound operations (right segment) in Kbytes per second.
6. Process Prism
   • CPU - Monitors each process's CPU usage.
   • Memory - Monitor each process's physical memory usage.
   • Page Faults - Monitors memory page faults caused by each process. This includes both soft faults (memory to memory operations) and hard faults.
   • IO - Monitors each process's IO read (left segment) and write operations (right segment).

Requirements: Windows XP or higher system

Actual CPU frequency is not the same frequency which is reported by CPU manufactures. The reported frequency is the clock frequency for which CPU is designed. The actual frequency, on the other hand, is the frequency at which the processor works under particular hardware and software configurations on a particular computer. Reported frequency you can get directly from a CPU vendor (Intel, AMD, etc.), but the actual can only be measured by running special tests designed to calculate the real speed of a CPU.

The CPU TrueSpeed utility will run a frequency calculation algorithm (speed test) to determine at what internal speed the processor is actually running.

Enhancements:

• Fixed bug in detection code for Intel CPUs based on 45nm technology.
• Fixed bug in codename detection code for the latest CPUs.
• Added SSE4A, SSE5, and AVX detection code.
• Added CPU core revision detection code.
• Updated CPU detection according to the latest Intel documentation.
• Updated CPU Flags with new ECX registers flags.

ZedMon is a NetWare server monitoring tool that provides network administrators with at-a-glance information on user activity, network address, login time and protocol preference, as well as server utilization and open file information.
ZedMon is a software that allows you monitor server information.
The application is installed on a management workstation - nothing needs to be installed on the server. By default, the application will list all connections on a given server, and display the following:
Connection number
Status
Protocol
Network Address
Login Name
Login Time
Total Requests
Total Kb Read
Total Kb Written
Requests per Second
Kb Read per Second
Kb Written per Second
Any connection can be selected to show current open files. Server utilization is displayed in graph form. User login, address and login time can be audited, and connection information exported to CSV. Files can be browsed to see who has them locked.