HSLAB Sys Monitor Lite 1.3.32

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• Download: hslabsysmonitorlite.exe [Download count: 20]
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• Install Support: Install and Uninstall
• System Requirements: Windows 95...2003 or XP, TCT/IP
• Expire Count: 15

• Platform:	WinNT 4.x, WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003

• Category: System Utilities -- Benchmarking
• Type: Freeware
• Cost: $0.00 US
• Size: 2202 K
• Released: 2007-03-06

•  Description: Advanced real-time monitoring and statistics utility for Windows.
  HSLAB Sys Monitor uses some advanced technologies for logging and mesuring system components. The sensors permanently monitor behind parameters of the system and gather the information with an interval per one second. The information, collected by sensors is transmited to the processing unit. The processing unit prepares the information for visualization and transmits it to display unit.
  
  The display unit displays the stored information in user-friendly form. Also you can view the in-depth information on the parameter, interesting you. The alerts system can keep track of by changes of parameters and signal about it at reaching some threshold values. The signalling system can be colour and sound. The threshold values of parameters are easily customized by the user.
  HSLAB Sys Monitor is a complex solution for monitoring major parameters of your computer.
  
  Amount of the free RAM;
  Volume of free space on your disks;
  Resources utilization for system processors (up to eight);
  Number of network connections to your computer's resources ;
  Number of the users, connected to your resources;
  Number of computers, connected to your resources;
  Number of computers in your workgroup or domain;
  Incoming and outgoing traffic of your computer;
  And many other useful parameters..
  HSLAB Sys Monitor can alert you on change of the relevant system parameters, stability depends on which one. The signals can be shown by color and sound.