Consider adding visual sparkline of cpu and memory usage

[ianozsvald]

Rather than showing the maximal cpu usage, instead consider making a graphical representation if <17 cores (just 'cos that'd fit ok on screen).

Consider also making a time-series sparkline memory plot, so we can see if anything weird happens with that maximal usage during the cell's execution.

[memreduct]

Unfortunately, I can't embed real-time visuals directly here, but here's how you can analyze CPU and memory usage trends with sparklines:

Key Stats for Monitoring:
CPU Usage:
Normal load: ~10-30% during idle.
High load (>80%): Check background processes.
Memory Usage:
Typical consumption: ~40-70% depending on applications.
Overuse (>90%): Indicates potential memory leaks.
How to Generate Sparklines:
Use Task Manager or tools like PerfMon (Windows), combined with Excel or Power BI, to create a visual history of resource usage.

For proactive memory management, try MemoryReduct, which can clean unnecessary allocations and reduce RAM pressure.