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Witals

Free System Monitor Widgets for Windows 11

Real-time CPU, GPU, RAM, and network stats on the Windows 11 Widgets Board — one Win+W away. No Task Manager juggling, no browser tabs. Just pin and go.

Windows 11 required

Witals widgets showing CPU, GPU, Memory and Network performance in Windows Widgets Board

Widgets

CPU Widget showing utilization chart, clock speed, and top processes

CPU Widget

Live CPU utilization %, current clock speed, and the top 3 processes by usage.

GPU Widget showing utilization, temperature, and memory usage

GPU Widget

GPU utilization %, temperature, memory usage, and multi-GPU support.

Memory Widget showing RAM usage, available memory, and pool breakdown

Memory Widget

RAM usage %, available memory, committed, cached, and pool breakdown.

Network Widget showing download and upload speeds

Network Widget

Download and upload speeds in Mbps with network adapter selection.

How It Works

1

Install from Store

Get Witals from the Microsoft Store. It's completely free.

2

Pin a Widget

Press Win+W, then pick CPU, GPU, Memory, or Network.

3

Resize & Monitor

Choose small, medium, or large sizes. That's it!

FAQ

Does Windows 11 have built-in CPU and GPU widgets?

Not anymore — the official ones shipped with Dev Home, which Microsoft deprecated in May 2025. Witals puts the same four widget types back on the board.

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How do I add the widgets to Windows 11?

Install Witals, press Win+W, click the + button, and pin CPU, GPU, Memory, or Network. Resize each to small, medium, or large.

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Is Witals really free?

Yes — completely free on the Microsoft Store. No account, no ads, no in-app purchases.

Does it work on Windows 10?

No — the Widgets Board itself is a Windows 11 feature, so Witals requires Windows 11.

Do the widgets slow down my PC?

No meaningful impact — Witals reads the same lightweight performance counters Task Manager uses, and refreshes only while the board is open.

Can it replace Task Manager?

For glanceable monitoring, yes — the CPU widget even shows top processes. For killing processes or per-core graphs, you'll still open Task Manager occasionally.

Need a custom widget for your product?

Custom Windows widgets, built for your brand.

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Ready to monitor your system at a glance?

Always free. No account required.

Download Witals from Microsoft Store