Monitor and display CPU state information in C #

in C # monitor and display CPU status information


         Brief Introduction
         This article describes an easy way to display CPU state information, and demonstrates how to display the percentage of processor time consumed by the CPU by configuring a performance counter and periodically polling the processor time percentage with a standard progress bar control and a label control.


Figure 1: Show CPU Processor Time

         This example can also be used to monitor multiple processors on a single computer, simply by getting the number of CPUs at run time (System.Environment.ProcessorCount can return this value) and dynamically adding performance Monitor controls. Let them monitor a CPU on their own.
         You can also extend the methods in this article, such as the following screenshot of a program that uses the Dundas. NET Gauge Control and displays the Intel Centrino Duo processor, although this example is not included in the article, but the idea is the same.


Figure 2: Monitoring each processor in a dual-core system


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