On a Windows workstation, you will be installing multiple new resource-intensive apps, and the user is concerned about system performance. You want to track memory and CPU performance and configure the workstation to log performance over time. Which utility should you use to configure this?

In Windows, there are three tools that show you your CPU and memory use quickly: Resource Monitor, Performance Monitor, and Task Manager. Performance Monitor is the only one that allows you to configure logs. It will gather counter information and then transmit it to a console or event log. System, application, and security events are logged by Event Viewer, not performance.