Its a resource monitor for rainmeter.

Includes config files customized for 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 core systems, as well as one with a lot of room for modification by savvy users.

Each hexagon displays a different system resource statistic, updated in real-time.

The top left value is your CPU’s current clock speed in gigahertz, beneath this is the core voltage running through your CPU.

Second on the top left is the overall load on your CPU in percent, underneath it is the percentile RAM usage.

The remaining top/bottom pairs are for each of your CPU’s cores. The top value is the load percentage for that core, and the bottom value is the current temperature of that core in Celsius. This pattern holds for all variants of the skin, so a 8 core system would have 8 vertical pairs after the total load & RAM usage column, while a single-core system would have only 1. (Yes, the 1 core version will always have the same value for total CPU load and core#0 load)

This skin uses the CoreTemp plugin for rainmeter, in order for it to read values, CoreTemp must be running. download it here. It’s free, it doesn’t use a lot of resources, and it’s accurate. Make sure to set it to load at start-up or the skin will look a bit funky when you boot up.