OSysMon

The OsysMon can display data of health sensors provided by the following hardware monitor applications installed on your computers:

- HWiNFO (Remote Sensor Monitor addon required)

- Open Hardware Monitor

Main features:

- 9 different layouts

- 9 different skins

- 18 selectable fonts

- highly customizable sensors: changeable fonts, colors, font sizes

- 4 different “screens” for different layouts, skins, or for even connections or server applications

- settings export-import

- line charts to display up to 4 different sensors

- bar charts

- display date and time

- “Analog” clock

Requirements:

Requirements:

- Android 2.3.3+

- Network connection

HWINFO:

- Windows

- HWiNFO with Remote Sensor Monitor addon

Open Hardware Monitor:

- Windows or Linux x86 (with mono)

- Open Hardware Monitor (with web server enabled)

Controls:

Swipe right: Next screen

Swipt left: Previous screen

Swipe Up: Open screen menu

Swipe Down: Save sensors

Long press on sensors: Open sensor menu

- You've got an old Android phone and you'd rather use it than sell it or trow it out?

- The Summer is coming and you're not sure if the cooling is enough for your PC's overclocked CPU?

- Are the games using all the resources of you PC?

- You have an SSD and you're curious about it's status especially it's “remaining life”* ?

You might get answers by installing OSysMon and one of the supported hardware monitor applications.

It is recommended to try the Free version before your purchase.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=id=hu.oasys.osysmon.free

With the free version you can check if the HWiNFO or Open Hardware Monitor supports the sensors you have in your PC or laptop.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OSysMon/

HWiNFO is a famous FREEWARE, award winning hardware monitor appliciation.

https://www.hwinfo.com/

The free Remote Sensor Monitor addon required! ( https://www.hwinfo.com/addons.php )

Open Hardware Monitor is a free open source application that monitors most PC systems health sensors like temperature sensors, fan speeds, voltages, load and clock speeds.

Open Hardware Monitor : http://openhardwaremonitor.org/

Open Hardware Monitor setup: https://youtu.be/T-biHFcTvec

*”the remaining life” attribute might not be available in your configuration