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CyberGems edited this page Sep 2, 2026
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CyberManager includes resource heatmaps, real-time sparklines, theming, system tray integration, and global hotkeys.
The main window footer displays real-time CPU and RAM sparkline graphs alongside the process count and totals.
- Shows total CPU usage history (60-sample rolling window)
- Overlays kernel time in a secondary color
- Displays current CPU percentage as text label
- Shows memory load percentage history (60-sample rolling window)
- Displays current used RAM in GB as text label
- Sparklines update at the configured refresh interval
- Zero additional overhead — metrics are collected alongside process data
- 60-sample history provides ~48 seconds of visible trend at default 800ms interval
A dedicated System Information window provides deep hardware and performance metrics across four tabs.
Click the System Information button in the main window toolbar.
- CPU and RAM sparkline graphs (large view)
- System totals: handles, threads, process count
- CPU breakdown: total, kernel, user
- Memory: in-use, available, total (GB)
- Hardware topology: cores, sockets, logical processors
- CPU model name and RAM capacity subtitle
- Full-width CPU history sparkline
- CPU model name, core count, logical processor count
- Real-time total, kernel, and user percentages
- Full-width memory history sparkline
- Detailed memory breakdown:
- Total, in-use, available (GB)
- Commit charge: current, limit, peak (GB)
- Kernel memory: paged pool, non-paged pool (MB)
- Handle count
- Process count, thread count, handle count
- Paged and non-paged kernel pool (MB)
- Real-time updates at the configured refresh interval
- Bilingual (English / Spanish)
- Modal dialog with frameless cyberpunk styling
Adaptive thermal tinting shows resource usage at a glance:
- CPU — Color intensity based on CPU usage
- RAM — Color intensity based on memory usage
- Similar to Windows Task Manager visualization
| Usage | Color |
|---|---|
| Low | Cool (green/blue) |
| Medium | Warm (yellow/orange) |
| High | Hot (red) |
- Toggle heatmap on/off in Settings
- Adjust color intensity
- Per-column heatmap (CPU, RAM)
| Theme | Description |
|---|---|
| CyberManager | Obsidian & Neon Cyan (default) |
| Dark | Charcoal & Indigo |
| Light | Slate & Royal Blue |
- Dynamic resource theming
- Custom accent colors
- Animated toggle switches
- Frameless window with DWM rounded corners
- Mica/Acrylic background effects
The system tray icon shows:
- Application icon
- Context menu on right-click
- Minimize/restore on click
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Show/Hide | Toggle main window |
| Settings | Open settings |
| About | Show about dialog |
| Exit | Close CyberManager |
- Minimize sends to system tray
- Close button can minimize instead of exit
- Access via tray icon or hotkey
Press Ctrl+Alt+M to toggle CyberManager from any application.
- Go to Settings → General
- Click the hotkey field
- Press your desired key combination
- Save
- Must include at least one modifier
- Cannot conflict with system shortcuts
Keep CyberManager visible above other windows:
- Toggle in Settings → General
- Useful for monitoring while working
- Toggle off for normal window behavior
- CyberManager checks GitHub Releases on startup
- When an update is available, a notification appears
- Download with progress bar
- Installer launches when complete
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto-check | Enable/disable update checking |
- Go to Settings → About → Check for Updates
- Or: Download latest installer from releases
- Window position saved on close
- Remembers monitor placement
- Maximized state remembered
- Choose target monitor in Settings
- Window opens on selected display
- Follow-cursor option
- PerMonitorV2 DPI awareness
- Crisp rendering on high-DPI displays
- Automatic scaling