Monitoring your PC

By the same author, Alex Buturuga, an ingenious piece of software lets us monitor and calculate many different things of our personal computer. It’s called Counter (http://stud.usv.ro/~alexbu/downloads/counter21.zip ).
Many times after we have been using our own PC for a long period of time we don’t know for certain how many hours have passed, or even if we want to know how long someone else on average has been working at our computer. Here comes in Counter, which gives us all this information and more. If we want to calculate how much money we are spending on electricity while the PC is working, clicking on Show Calculator we can calculate that cost. First it calculates an average as 60% of the maximum power consumption of the PC, then it multiplies this figure with the watts per hour cost that our power company charges, which we must enter. In this way we will have a clear picture of the money we are spending working with our personal computer.
As time goes by we will have a way of knowing more about our daily use of the PC at the Statistics section where we can monitor additional parameters.
We also have the option to change skins clicking on Use Modern Skins to give it a more attractive look.
Simple and accurate, this program is truly useful. UD.

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