SyvirMon Std. Virtual Computer V1.00

SyvirMon Std. Virtual Computer 1.00 Description

" SyvirMon Std. Virtual Computer : SyvirMon enables you to monitor the performance of your computer. With SyvirMon you can receive alerts when your computer is under heavy workload. Includes a virtual computer that simulates what is going on inside your computer. "

Edit By 1ware.net Editor: SyvirMon Std. Virtual Computer - SyvirMon enables you to monitor the performance of your computer. With SyvirMon you can receive alerts when your computer is under heavy workload. SyvirMon does not intercept and change any data on your computer, the program just monitors changes that take place on your system. Once the program is loaded into the System tray, SyvirMon can be left to monitor your computer in the background. When in Monitor mode SyvirMon produces three alerts based on the workload of your system. A Red icon appears in the system tray when the computer is under heavy workload. A green icon means the computer is running OK!. SyvirMons Virtual Computer is a powerful simulation of the main processes involved in running applications and using hardware on a Windows Personal Computer. When you click with the computers mouse button Virtual Computer simulates what is going on inside your computer, with Virtual Computer you can see the path the data travels along on the virtual motherboard. The virtual motherboard displays the data path a key press takes as it journeys to the computers CPU. With virtual computer you can see the path the data travels along on the virtual motherboard. Virtual Computer monitors the computers processor as load changes are detected. Virtual Computer monitors the physical memory on your computers motherboard for changes in the available memory. Simulates data being read / write from a IDE hard drive. Data is read / write from the hard drive and simulated through the South bridge to the North bridge into the CPU. This is simulated in real time when the computers hard disk has a read / write cycle virtual computer simulates the heads moving on the virtual hard drive, as data moves through the controller the data lines turn to red.