Trying to find an excellent, well rounded, real time system monitoring software. I use hdinfo64, but that doesn't really do real time.
For the last few weeks my system has been powering down when idle, ie I am not sitting there, actively using it. I've already checked power settings cause I know at work Windows 10 Build 1803 has DISABLED our mouse giggler software we use.
IF it were power, it would shutdown when under power. I've tested this a few time by streaming from a website, watching a movie and running 2 instances of WoW, all at the same time. No issues
System really isn't idle when I'm not using it. I use SETI and have it programmed to use 5 of the CPU Cores and GPU.
Also, typically when windows shuts down unexpectedly you get the Windows shutdown screen when you turn it back on. Also, I don't get any pop ups when I log back in. I've been running this current setup since April 2017. I know I'm WAY over due for a complete system cleanup (pull apart, blow out the dust bunnies, clean up the thermal grease, apply new coating, reseat everything, format my C drive and reinstall) I usually do this once or twice a year.
SO any suggestions on real time monitoring software?
For the last few weeks my system has been powering down when idle, ie I am not sitting there, actively using it. I've already checked power settings cause I know at work Windows 10 Build 1803 has DISABLED our mouse giggler software we use.
IF it were power, it would shutdown when under power. I've tested this a few time by streaming from a website, watching a movie and running 2 instances of WoW, all at the same time. No issues
System really isn't idle when I'm not using it. I use SETI and have it programmed to use 5 of the CPU Cores and GPU.
Also, typically when windows shuts down unexpectedly you get the Windows shutdown screen when you turn it back on. Also, I don't get any pop ups when I log back in. I've been running this current setup since April 2017. I know I'm WAY over due for a complete system cleanup (pull apart, blow out the dust bunnies, clean up the thermal grease, apply new coating, reseat everything, format my C drive and reinstall) I usually do this once or twice a year.
SO any suggestions on real time monitoring software?
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