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Monitor Your PC’s Bandwidth Usage with BitMeter

If you ever wanted to monitor the bandwidth usage of your computer, BitMeter is a definitely a handy application which can help you. BitMeter offers a floating graph which can customized and displays real-time downloads and upload information in simple graphic and text.

BitMeter also allows you to view summary of network activity. You can further breakdown the activity based on hour, day and monthly basis. BitMeter has a built-in calculator which allows you to view useful information related to speed and size of download and upload activity.

Features available with BitMeter include graphical and numerical displays of historical data, Web interface, alerts, stopwatch, calculator, transparent/float/click-through modes, 36-page help file, audio notifications, configurable color-schemes and many other options.

BitMeter is available for free and you can download it from here.

Also Read: Monitor Applications Connecting to Internet Using NetLimiter 2 Monitor

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  1. [...] like NetWorx and previously reviewed BitMeter are useful for scenarios when the end user is on a data plan which has a upper limit on the amount [...]

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