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PI Interface for Performance Monitor

Learn about process counters for performance data

  • Last UpdatedJan 22, 2025
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The following table lists performance counters for data displayed in Windows Task Manager.

Task Manager Performance Tab

Description

System Monitor Counters

CPU Usage

The percentage of time the processor is running a thread other than the Idle thread.

Processor\% Processor Time

MEM Usage

The amount of virtual memory used, in kilobytes.

Memory\Committed Bytes

Total Handles

The number of object handles in the tables of all processes.

Process(_Total)\Handle Count

Total Threads

The number of running threads, including one Idle thread per processor.

Process(_Total)\Thread Count

Total Processes

The number of active processes, including the Idle process.

Object\Processes is the same, but excludes the Idle process.

Physical Memory: Total

Amount of physical, random access memory, in kilobytes, installed in the computer.

None

Physical Memory: Available

Amount of physical memory available to processes, in kilobytes. It includes zeroed, free, and standby memory.

Memory\Available Bytes

Physical Memory: File Cache

Amount of physical memory, in kilobytes, released to the file cache on demand.

Memory\Cache Bytes

Commit Charge: Total

Size of virtual memory in use by all processes, in kilobytes.

Memory\Committed Bytes

Commit Charge: Limit

Amount of virtual memory, in kilobytes, that can be committed to all processes without enlarging the paging file.

Memory\Commit Limit

Commit Charge: Peak

The maximum amount of virtual memory, in kilobytes, used in the session. The commit peak can exceed the commit limit if virtual memory is expanded.

None

Kernel Memory: Total

Sum of paged and non-paged memory, in kilobytes.

None(sum of Pool Paged Bytes and Pool Non-paged Bytes)

Kernel Memory: Paged

Size of the paged pool, in kilobytes, allocated to the operating system.

Memory\Pool Paged Bytes

Kernel Memory: Non-paged

Size of the non-paged pool, in kilobytes, allocated to the operating system.

Memory\Pool Non-paged Bytes

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