CPU Monitor Official User Guide

Table of Contents

App Introduction

CPU Monitor shows real-time CPU temperature and frequency, RAM, battery and storage on Android, with a floating window, widgets, an overheat alarm and history curves.

📈 Live Monitoring

  • CPU temperature & frequency, per-core usage
  • RAM, battery and storage stats in one place

🧹 Clean

  • A CLEAN screen lists app cache/junk and lets you clear it

🌡 Overheat Alarm

  • Warns before heat damages performance or battery

📉 History

  • Temperature / frequency curves to spot what spikes your heat

💲 Free + Pro

  • The free version is ad-supported
  • Pro removes ads and unlocks the “Powerful System Monitor” toolset

First-time Use

The home screen has tabs: CPU / SYSTEM / FLOATING / SENSOR, with an Upgrade button at the top.

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Real-time CPU

  1. Open the CPU tab
  2. Read live CPU temperature, frequency and per-core load
  3. The free version shows a banner ad here

Floating Window

  1. Open the FLOATING tab
  2. Toggle monitors (CPU temp/usage/arc, battery, FPS, RAM, System Monitor)
  3. Grant the overlay permission when prompted
  4. Live stats float above any app

Home-screen Widgets

  1. Open Settings → Widget gallery (CPU-only set)
  2. Place a CPU temp / usage widget on your home screen

Overheat Alarm

  1. Open Settings → Overheat alarm
  2. Toggle CPU and/or battery alarms and set thresholds
  3. You’ll be warned before things get damaging

History Curves

In the floating/history views you can see temperature and frequency curves over time — handy to find which game or app spikes your heat.

Upgrade to Pro

Tap Upgrade to open the Pro screen: “Powerful System Monitor” removes all ads and unlocks all features.

Settings

Settings include Upgrade, theme, overheat alarm, temperature unit, refresh rate, and the widget gallery.

FAQ

Is CPU Monitor the same as System Monitor?

They share code, but CPU Monitor adds a CLEAN (cache) screen and a Pro upgrade; System Monitor is read-only with no cleaning.

Why am I seeing ads?

The free version is ad-supported. Upgrade to Pro to remove them.

Summary

CPU Monitor is a practical live-monitoring toolkit — real-time temps, an overheat alarm, floating stats, widgets and history curves — with a cache cleaner thrown in.