Tool to see how much certain process uses RAM?

[Montek]

I need some tool to show what process uses ram and how much, task manager does not show it i got gig of ram and task manager says
Total 981MB
Avalaible 376 788MB
System Cache 54MB

Right now programs use around ~250MB

I also use give 256MB for hard disk cache program.

Why ram used for system and Supers-peed CacheII isnt reported at task manager, is there any tool that can show how much RAM each running process using including system cache.

 

[Retrospekt]

If you got to task manager and click on processes, it will show ram usage.

 

[Cutthroat]

Sysinternals Process Explorer should do what you want.

 

[Montek]

Originally posted by: Retrospekt
If you got to task manager and click on processes, it will show ram usage.

It does not show all processes, also it does not show what process is System Cache is System process is one that uses that cache?

Originally posted by: Cutthroat
Sysinternals Process Explorer should do what you want.

I using this program, but i dont see memoery usage there i enabled all columns but can not find where it reports memeory usage.

 

[Cutthroat]

I using this program, but i dont see memoery usage there i enabled all columns but can not find where it reports memeory usage.

Right click on the process you are interested in, select properties, select the performance tab. All the memory info you need is there.

 

[Nothinman]

It does not show all processes,

Yes it does, unless you've got a rootkit hiding something from you.

also it does not show what process is System Cache is System process is one that uses that cache?

System cache won't be attributed to any process, it's owned (if you can call it that) by the kernel.

 

[Smilin]

perfmon

 

[Montek]

Originally posted by: Cutthroat

I using this program, but i dont see memoery usage there i enabled all columns but can not find where it reports memeory usage.

Right click on the process you are interested in, select properties, select the performance tab. All the memory info you need is there.

Nah i was talking about view for all process not sellective base, and i found it now
View>Select Columns>Process Memory - Working Set Size.

Bout "system" process what memory it uses one that reserved for system cache?

 

[Smilin]

Originally posted by: Montek
Bout "system" process what memory it uses one that reserved for system cache?

Do they speak English in What?