Windows 7 - Using "perfmon" to measure encryption impact on wireless networkin

I'm interested in using perfmon to study the impact that different wireless
encryption methods (WEP, WPA, WPA2, etc.) might have on a PCs performance,
such as processor overhead, additional memory use, etc.

I will create a custom counter log to capture the results of my test(s), and
then analyze the data with Excel.

Can anyone tell me, specifically, which performance counters I might need to
watch to get the best results from my "experiment"?

Thank you,
Ed

  pavel_ replied...

Try Processor\ % Processor Time ,
Memory \ Pool nonpaged bytes

Regards,
--PA

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