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How to monitor PC performance?

jschall

Charter Member
I have experienced an "Out Of Memory" error and subsequent Crash-To-Desktop in FSX while flying around dense scenery areas like Los Angeles and Manhattan. I have "only" 2GB on board, which I will soon be at least doubling.

But, in the meantime I am monitoring the RAM usage during flight, using DriveGleam (http://drivegleam.en.softonic.com/), which also monitors CPU usage for Core 0 and Core 1, and shows hard-dsk activity - but it does all that in the System Tray, so to see it I have to fly in Windowed Mode. :-(

(I am also occasionally FREEING UP RAM using Free Ram Optimizer - http://www.yourwaresolutions.com/software.html - it sees to help!)

I would much prefer to fly in Full-Screen Mode, so I was wondering if there was a Flight Simulator add-on or gauge that would pop-up on demand to monitor critical parameters like Physical and Virtual memory, without pausing the sim or leaving Full-Screen Mode?

- Jeff
 
Hi Personally with 2 gigs Ram I would not even bother trying to monitor it..Whats the point..Not enough will always produce the same results....

Rebooting the computor is the best way to dump all memory.....
 
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