Memory & Performance Monitoring

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What does the CPU page show?

The number of cores and logical processors (HyperThreading), whether the system is multisocket, and whether virtualization is enabled

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What do the CPU page statistics show?

Overall utilization, system uptime, and a count of the number of processes, threads, and handles

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What do higher numbers for processes, threads, and handles indicate?

More activity

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What can each process open handles to?

Files, registry keys, network pipes, and so on

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What can each process run operations in?

Multiple threads

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Are high peak values for utilization necessarily a problem?

No

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What do sustained periods of high utilization mean?

You should consider adding more resources to the system or run fewer processes

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When is the GPU page shown?

If the system has a dedicated graphics adapter

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What does the GPU page report?

The amount of graphics memory available and utilization statistics

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What does the Memory page report about installed modules?
Which slots have modules installed and the speed
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What does "In use" refer to on the Memory page?
System (RAM) usage only
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What does "Committed" report?
The amount of memory requested and the total of system plus paged memory available
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What does paged memory refer to?
Data that is written to a disk pagefile
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What does "Cached" refer to?
Fetching frequently used files into memory pre-emptively to speed up access
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What do paged pool and non-paged pool refer to?
OS kernel and driver usage of memory
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What is the difference between paged pool and non-paged pool?
Paged usage is processes that can be moved to the pagefile, while non-paged is processes that cannot be paged
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Is high physical memory utilization up to the amount of system RAM necessarily a sign of poor performance?
No
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What is more problematic than high physical memory utilization up to the amount of system RAM?
High pagefile utilization
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What do the Disk pages report?
The type and capacity plus statistics for active time, response time, and read/write speeds
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How is disk utilization measured?
Across all disk devices
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What could 50% disk utilization mean?
One disk working at 100% and the other seeing no activity
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What are common causes of poor overall system performance issues related to disks?
High disk utilization and slow response times
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What can high disk utilization and slow response times result from?
Slow HDD technology, excessive paging activity, file/cache corruption, or a faulty device with bad sectors/blocks
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What does the Ethernet or Wi-Fi tab report?
Send and receive throughput for the active network adapter plus the IP address and hardware (MAC) interface address
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What additional information is shown if a wireless adapter is active?
The SSID, connection type (802.11 standard), and signal strength