joshua_msu macrumors regular Original poster Aug 5, 2004 221 0 chicago (formerly detroit) May 21, 2008 #1 New Mac user here. I was wondering where do I go to see exactly how much of my computers resources I am currently using? thanks.
New Mac user here. I was wondering where do I go to see exactly how much of my computers resources I am currently using? thanks.
7 72930 Retired May 16, 2006 9,060 4 May 21, 2008 #2 Its called Activity Monitor, but you may also want to install iStat Pro
DoFoT9 macrumors P6 Jun 11, 2007 17,586 100 London, United Kingdom May 21, 2008 #3 joshua_msu said: New Mac user here. I was wondering where do I go to see exactly how much of my computers resources I am currently using? thanks. Click to expand... there is a program called "activity monitor" which is located in applications>utilities (or find it via spotlight) the widget "istat pro" is also extremely handy.
joshua_msu said: New Mac user here. I was wondering where do I go to see exactly how much of my computers resources I am currently using? thanks. Click to expand... there is a program called "activity monitor" which is located in applications>utilities (or find it via spotlight) the widget "istat pro" is also extremely handy.
O operator207 macrumors 6502 Jul 24, 2007 487 0 May 21, 2008 #4 If your not into Widgets, such as myself, iStat Pro also has a menubar setup. http://www.islayer.com/
If your not into Widgets, such as myself, iStat Pro also has a menubar setup. http://www.islayer.com/
MacsRgr8 macrumors G3 Sep 8, 2002 8,375 1,940 The Netherlands May 22, 2008 #5 Yeah, Activity Monitor is the way to go, and select "All Processes". If you're a bit nerdy, you can fire up teh Terminal and type "top"
Yeah, Activity Monitor is the way to go, and select "All Processes". If you're a bit nerdy, you can fire up teh Terminal and type "top"
DoFoT9 macrumors P6 Jun 11, 2007 17,586 100 London, United Kingdom May 22, 2008 #6 MacsRgr8 said: Yeah, Activity Monitor is the way to go, and select "All Processes". If you're a bit nerdy, you can fire up teh Terminal and type "top" Click to expand... wow thanks for the tip, thats awsome!!
MacsRgr8 said: Yeah, Activity Monitor is the way to go, and select "All Processes". If you're a bit nerdy, you can fire up teh Terminal and type "top" Click to expand... wow thanks for the tip, thats awsome!!