System Explorer

Lucke

Normal view on my core2duo system is;
Processor usage
Core0/Core1 (shown as a graph for each core)
Used RAM/Swap
Pages Faulted
IO Reads/IO Writes/IO Others

But on my i7260 the view is;
IO Reads/IO Writes/IO Others
Pages Faulted
Used RAM/Swap
Core0/Core1/.../Core8 (a list for each core, 0/25/50/75/100% - But there is no data shown for utilization???)
Processor usage

Screenshot;
http://db.tt/3AqjRs8L

Any one else noticed this?

kajmik

Your SE Window is too narrow. Try set window a little more wider,graphs will be displayed.

Lucke

Nope, that does not help;

http://db.tt/aF5Lyb2T

kajmik

Sorry, my English is not good :(
Now try click to another tab (processes...) and when you click back to Performance tab, graphs to fit the width of the window

Lucke

That worked (should the view not be able to redraw without beeing "hidden" and refreshed by tab switch?

And, is it really necessary to write the scale for each graph? 0/25/50/75/100 once to the left and once to the right ought to be enough? Then there would be more space to actually show useful info?

Lucke

And, why am I seeing a reversed order of the windows on the i7 PC (CPU usage is drawn on the bottom of the window instead of on the top)?

mistercz

Thank you for reports, I'm going to kill this bug ;-)

mistercz

This bug should be fixed in 3.8.0 Beta 4. Could you please try it?

mistercz

Never version here http://systemexplorer.net/forum2/discussion/1659/system-explorer-3.8.0-beta-5/p1

Lucke

It now repaints without having to switch tabs.
And order of graphs is now restored.
But still, cpu usage per core layout could still need some improvement I think (Numerical scale for each core feels unneccesary, scale lines is enough for Core 1-7. Numericals to the left of Core 0 and right of Core 8 should suffice?);
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/83191/380b5.jpg

mistercz

Thanks, this situation will be handled in next build.

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