Release highlights
Added background monitoring with tray-based status visibility, expanded multi-GPU support, and improved startup recovery and release reliability.
HardwareVisualizer is a free, lightweight, and open-source hardware monitoring tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Track CPU temperature, GPU usage, memory allocation, and system performance in real-time with beautiful graphs — a perfect alternative to Task Manager or HWiNFO.
Name
AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Vendor
AMD
Core Count
16
Default Clock Speed
4201 MHz
Memory Type
DDR5
Total Memory
64.0 GB
Memory Slots
2/4
Memory Clock Speed
5600 MHz
Name
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
Vendor
NVIDIA
Memory Size
31.6 GB
Memory Size (Dedicated)
15.9 GB
Customize charts and set your favorite image as the dashboard wallpaper.
Line charts show CPU, RAM, GPU usage in real-time with smooth visuals.
Tweak colors, borders, and legends with flexible visual settings.
Make your dashboard truly yours with a background image you love.
Know when and why your system slows down.
When was your system under load?
Find out what caused it.
Track your system's performance while gaming.
Keep track of resource-hungry compute workloads.
HardwareVisualizer provides comprehensive hardware monitoring with an intuitive interface and minimal system impact.
Track CPU usage, temperature, and frequency in real-time with detailed per-core statistics.
Monitor RAM usage, available memory, and memory allocation across applications.
View GPU utilization, temperature, memory usage, and clock speeds for supported graphics cards.
Analyze long-term hardware usage patterns with historical logs, trend visualization, and process usage statistics.
Built with Tauri for minimal resource usage, ensuring the monitor itself doesn't impact system performance.
Fully transparent, community-driven development with the source code available on GitHub.
Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux OS. Free and open source.
Current version: v1.8.1
Released: May 9, 2026, 09:11 AM UTC
Windows 10/11 (x64)
Release highlights
Added background monitoring with tray-based status visibility, expanded multi-GPU support, and improved startup recovery and release reliability.
Common questions about HardwareVisualizer and hardware monitoring.
HardwareVisualizer is a free, open-source, cross-platform hardware monitoring tool. It lets you track CPU temperature, GPU usage, memory allocation, and system performance in real-time with beautiful graphs and minimal system impact.
HardwareVisualizer is designed to be lightweight with a modern UI. Unlike Task Manager, it provides detailed graphs and 30-day historical data. Compared to HWiNFO, it uses fewer system resources thanks to its Tauri/Rust architecture while offering a customizable interface.
Yes! HardwareVisualizer runs in the background with minimal resource usage, making it perfect for monitoring CPU usage and memory during gaming sessions. GPU temperature monitoring is currently available for NVIDIA GPUs only. You can also check historical data to see how your system performed.