Real-time monitoring for CPU · GPU · RAM · Network · Disks. 9 languages including EN/ZH/JA/KO/FR/DE/AR/PT/ES. DPI-aware scaling, translucent floating window, always on top.
▲ XMoni Screenshot — CPU / GPU / RAM / Network / Disk Real-time Monitoring
5-in-1 real-time monitoring, precise & instant
Load gauge + dual-line frequency chart. Solid blue = current frequency, dashed purple = turbo baseline. Compare boost states at a glance. Compatible with all Intel/AMD CPUs.
Core load gauge · CUDA compute (NVIDIA only) · Frequency curve · Temperature · Power · VRAM usage. Per-GPU header shows model/VRAM/CUDA. Smart brand detection: NVIDIA shows CUDA, Intel/AMD auto-hides. Intel iGPU auto-hides temperature gauges.
Used/total GB + real-time percentage sparkline. Reads physical memory data with precision.
Upload/download gauges with adaptive units: ≥1 MB/s → MB/s (2 decimals), <1 MB/s → KB/s (1 decimal). Triple-layer filtering excludes virtual/Bluetooth/hidden adapters.
WMI physical disk → partition → drive letter mapping. Per-disk used/total GB + percentage bar. Multi-disk, multi-partition. USB hot-plug devices auto-detected with [USB] label.
15 color presets (incl. background/gauge/disk highlight/text) · 5 independent fonts (title/value/detail/disk model/drive info) · 9 languages with instant switch (EN/ZH/JA/KO/FR/DE/AR/PT/ES) · DPI scaling (100%/125%/150%/175%) · 50-1000ms refresh · 0-100% opacity · Glow effect · System tray · Square resolution presets.
Version history for Windows and macOS
% Processor Time counter (same source as Task Manager) so gauges follow the UI refresh rate~MHz → skip scaling), CPU name fallback via WMI, and null guards around every LHM collection — Intel / AMD / Hygon / Zhaoxin% Processor Performance × nominal clock (measured 4976-5018 MHz), with LHM's per-core clocks demoted to a fallbackLight · Precise · Compatible
Curated mature & reliable technology stack
Completely free · No background services · No ads · Windows & macOS
Since the app is not code-signed (EV cert costs $300+/yr), Windows Defender SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC". This is a normal safety warning. How to proceed:
XMoni.exe → Properties → Check "Unblock" → OKFor more accurate CPU frequency and temperature sensor data, right-click XMoni.exe → Run as administrator. WMI hardware interface provides more complete sensor data under admin privileges.
macOS shows a security prompt for apps not distributed via the App Store — this is normal. To open it:
XMoni.app into your Applications folderXMoni.app → Open, then click Open againLive CPU usage · CPU temperature · network up/down · disk write · memory. Click the icon for details (incl. full disk read/write), switch Display Style (Compact / Loose), switch Language (Follow System / 简体中文 / English), refresh and quit.
Windows: double-click to run, no installation, config saved to C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Local\XMoni
macOS: unzip and drag XMoni.app into your Applications folder