GraphTool collects and displays basic system information, such as operating system type, computer name, username, processor architecture, and machine type. It can also determine and display the CPU name and the size of the installed RAM. All collected information is saved in a text file named "SystemInfo.txt".
The program uses the OpenHardwareMonitor library to collect live data about your hardware. It specifically monitors the temperature and utilization of the GPU core. Additionally, the GPU clock rate and VRAM usage are read out and displayed. When the main window is minimized, this information is shown as a tooltip in the taskbar.
Yes, GraphTool has a built-in GPU benchmark function. During the test, the maximum reached GPU temperature and maximum VRAM usage are recorded. After the benchmark is complete, the results are summarized in a separate window.
Yes, the program can automatically check for new versions. If an update is available, the user is notified and has the option to download the new version.
GraphTool offers the possibility to get a detailed overview of the installed graphics cards. Using WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation), information such as driver version, driver date, and hardware ID is displayed. Additionally, further sensor values like clock speed, temperature, and memory usage are provided via the OpenHardwareMonitor library.