Free real time graph software for windows

Real-Time 1.1 is a complete tool which connects to a Real-Time server through the internet, or across a LAN, updating your computer's system clock according to the system clock on the server it is connecting to. So in other words, it is like a radio-controlled alarm clock. Where the radio-controlled clock automatically updates its time display when it receives a signal through its built-in radio, Real-Time updates your computer's clock through the Internet.

Real-Time Server 1.1 is a really superior network internet application. Run Real-Time Server and have Real-Time clients connect to it through the internet, or across a LAN, updating their system clocks according to the clock on your server. This is most effective if you have a network including some computers with older Windows operating systems, as you can then have all of the computers on your network update their clocks by the clock on the chosen server computer.

Traffic Grapher is a small tool designed to help you monitor the connection and show you real time network load graph.
Traffic Grapher was developed for the LandlordBG.co.uk who agreed to share it free.

This free program plots in realtime the CPU processor speed as a percentage over time - On-line or as a UV Meter (peak meter) like on a stereo.

Dungeon Siege Real-Time Strategy Mod brings you a convenient and useful gaming utility. This official mod from Gas Powered Games brings real time strategy to the Dungeon Siege game. The object of the game is to defend your base while commanding various units to attack your enemies. Command plasma archers, melee soldiers, tanks, perforators and more. The team with the last base standing wins. This mod supports up to three players.

The Load Time Analyzer allows developers to measure and graph how long web pages take to load in Firefox.
Load Time Analyzer will produce graphs that show the occurrence of events such as requests for the page, stylesheets, images and scripts, along with events like the execution of an onload script.
Use it to tune the performance of your page or to help make Firefox better
Using the Load Time Analyzer
- Choose which events you?d like to record using the ?Record? drop-down menu.
- Click the ?Clear? button on the toolbar to reset the event log.
- Visit a web page.
- Click the ?Graph? button to display the page load graph.
- Use the ?Scale? menu to view the graph more easily.
- Choose which events to graph using the ?Graph? menu.
- Choose which labels to show on the graph using the ?Text? menu.
- Change the colors of the graph by clicking the ?Colors...? button.