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system usage monitoring software

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SticKx911

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Is there any software that will monitor system resources over say a week and graph it or provide useful feedback? I run a home server and I’m trying to figure which path to take on upgrading. Ie, is more ram enough or is the 2500k too slow, just internet? Etc. I have to break down the water loop for cleaning and such so I figured I’d upgrade while I’m at it if need be but usage varies through the week depending on how many clients are logged in and what they’re doing. Sometimes there’s slow downs and errors, but I’m never around to physically log in to check why. I always just chalked it up to shitty xfinity, but if there was a way to confirm it...k enough rambling there you get the idea.

Google shows some server software but not all is free and not all works on windows. Idk which way to go. I appreciate any suggestions. :)
 
Performance Monitor (perfmon) is built into Windows and does exactly what you want. You could also use Performance Analysis of Logs (PAL) Tool to generate an HTML report of the log files.
 
GSDragoon said:
Performance Monitor (perfmon) is built into Windows and does exactly what you want. You could also use Performance Analysis of Logs (PAL) Tool to generate an HTML report of the log files.
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I thought all it did was short term snapshots. I'll play with it some more.
 
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