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atMonitor is the most advanced monitoring tool for Mac OS X that displays system activity in real-time. It is designed to allow quick assessment of computer's state, but it is powerful enough to make it a core utility in anyone's system troubleshooting toolkit.
atMonitor offers a better alternative to Apple's own "Activity Monitor" and combines the best of the features of many other existing monitoring utilities. It also adds an extensive list of unique features of its own. In addition to the standard CPU, GPU, VRAM, FPS, Disk and Network info, atMonitor allows interaction
atMonitor offers a better alternative to Apple's own "Activity Monitor" and combines the best of the features of many other existing monitoring utilities. It also adds an extensive list of unique features of its own. In addition to the standard CPU, GPU, VRAM, FPS, Disk and Network info, atMonitor allows interaction
What's New
Version 2.7b:
- [bug fix]: Upate VRAM total size for active GPU.
- [new feature]: Add option to select GPU switching mode (thanks to Cody Krieger of gfxCardStatus)
- [important]: This update no longer supports PPC architecture
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- A modern video card is required for monitoring GPU activity.
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atMonitor is the most advanced monitoring tool for Mac OS X that displays system activity in real-time. It is designed to allow quick assessment of computer's state, but it is powerful enough to make it a core utility in anyone's system troubleshooting toolkit.
atMonitor offers a better alternative to Apple's own "Activity Monitor" and combines the best of the features of many other existing monitoring utilities. It also adds an extensive list of unique features of its own. In addition to the standard CPU, GPU, VRAM, FPS, Disk and Network info, atMonitor allows interaction with processes, setting up triggers, logging, purging RAM and much more.
There are three different ways atMonitor can display the monitored values:
atMonitor offers a better alternative to Apple's own "Activity Monitor" and combines the best of the features of many other existing monitoring utilities. It also adds an extensive list of unique features of its own. In addition to the standard CPU, GPU, VRAM, FPS, Disk and Network info, atMonitor allows interaction with processes, setting up triggers, logging, purging RAM and much more.
There are three different ways atMonitor can display the monitored values:
- in the menu bar
- in the floating window on the desktop
- in the dock icon
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JavierRD reviewed on 06 Sep 2011
i need to know if there's an option.
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 06 Aug 2011
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Pasteeater reviewed on 02 Aug 2011
For me, I'd like 2 things: first, the ability to pin it directly to the desktop, not hovering over other windows. Geektool (although not quite the same) offers something like this. I just want to be able to glance over to see what's going on, and if I can't see it, show the desktop to see what's going on. Second, I'd like the option for the ethernet monitors to display throughput speeds.
Great program!
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http://download.atpurpose.com/atMonitor/atMonitor2.1.5.zip
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Djefis reviewed on 28 Jul 2011
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Jdub800 reviewed on 26 Jul 2011
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I know this isn't the place the say it, but is there a minor bug with the text labels in the menubar stats? It seems very heavy, almost bold...?
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Doug Engelbart reviewed on 20 Jul 2011
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iStat does display GPU temp correctly, so I'm wondering if this is a bug in atMonitor.
Anyone else see this behavior?
MacBook Pro 17" Unibody
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10.6.3 Aluminum iMac Late 2007.
Nice alternative to MenuMeters!
Thank you for kind words and the report, but it's not a bug. It was intentional behavior. There isn't much space in the menu bar to show 2 lines at anything but smallest sizes. I don't remember off top of my head the exact cut off size, but you can set Net font size to 7,8 or 9. Anything above 9 gets forced to 9.
cheers
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We're looking into this issues...
Yarpyarp rated on 21 Mar 2012
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R0n1n rated on 09 Feb 2011