Good day, developers! I've spotted some "inconveniences" with... here and now it's HW64 5.38-3000.
I think it's little bit hard to understand how musch i uploaded/downloaded for now. The question is: why do you use a comma?
I see the ciphers:
but cannot understand why 125 GB and 119,231 MB (almost 6GB missed, because Hwinfo64 started late after system startup). 116,4365 GB - yes. Maybe 119 231 000 will be easy to understand too, but 119,231 MB - no ((( very hard to accept.
The same about read/write total numbers for hdd/ssd and RAM memory values. I have 12GB free RAM, but i see the value of 12,559 MB, yes it will be 12 559 MB, but not 12,559 MB
P.S. Yes, i know this is not the SUPERMEGAISSUE, but it make me feels uncomfortable.
I think it's little bit hard to understand how musch i uploaded/downloaded for now. The question is: why do you use a comma?
I see the ciphers:
![](http://thumbnails115.imagebam.com/51191/f01a80511909607.jpg)
but cannot understand why 125 GB and 119,231 MB (almost 6GB missed, because Hwinfo64 started late after system startup). 116,4365 GB - yes. Maybe 119 231 000 will be easy to understand too, but 119,231 MB - no ((( very hard to accept.
The same about read/write total numbers for hdd/ssd and RAM memory values. I have 12GB free RAM, but i see the value of 12,559 MB, yes it will be 12 559 MB, but not 12,559 MB
P.S. Yes, i know this is not the SUPERMEGAISSUE, but it make me feels uncomfortable.