Nice and compact. Shows both all cores.

I'd have to say that for CPU/Memory monitoring, this has to be the best. It's extremelly accurate, very customizable, and overall aesthetically pleasing. I highly recommend this gadget to anyone, it's that good.

I love this device, it let you see how much power you're kicking out with the dual core processer and the clock a bonus on my end. Keep up the good invention, this is amazing...

The multi meter is very unobtrusive and quietly sits in the corner and does its job. It does not distract from the rest of the display. Nice addition!

Great monitor with clean interface. No gaudy colors or ugly doodads which are so common on other meters. Just wish it had a preview pic, because it took me forever to find this again on a friend's computer. There's also a quad core version out there for those with quad core CPUs.

Simple and elegant. Best cpu and ram monitlor on windows sidebar. Not sure why the ratings aren't showing up. get this!

I'm crazy about this gadget! I've been using it for a while now on a few computers--can't believe someone rated it so low! That's berserk!

Gorgeous utility with simple color changing options. Very clean and simple, unlike the other top download/rated meter apps, this one is the easiest to read since it's so uncluttered. On top of it, it is very light on system resources. Wish there was a picture for this so people would download it more since without one it looks sketchy.

Very useful, great design, simple. I love it.

Not only is it perfect looking, with its many options for customizing the look, what makes this Gadget so special is how well optimized it is. No other Gadget for this purpose is better, they're either cluttered, hard to read or "worse", BADLY optimized. I've used 3 benchmarks (I"m a hardcore PC Gamer and PC Enthusiast) and with this Gadget on, or off, I see "no" difference. Meaning it's using such a small amount of resources that it doesn't even effect applications. There were others I tested where I saw as much as 2% loss in performance. Also, a GENERAL WARNING, using too many Gadgets on a low end system can cause bad overall system performance, mostly noticed by bad responsiveness. I recommend "NO" more than 2 "good" Gadgets on a low end PC. If you're running a very high end PC the effects are less, however I still view Gadgets as a gimmick mostly. I use two, only. This one and another I wrote myself, that's it. And I'm running a Phenom II 965 Black Edition @ 4.16Ghz and 6GB DDR3 1800 PC3 14400. And still I'm picky. Windows 7 is FAR better, there's no more sidebar, just the gadgets, which helps, the sidebar uses too many resources IMO for what it offers. In Win7 it's just the gadgets, so it's less of a drain on the system. Regardless, no more than 2 Gadgets on any system IMHO, they're not worth the sacrifice of system responsiveness and performance.