ShwaBdudle
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when I open a sensor in graph mode there is a small button that says Auto Fit. I don't quite understand what it does.
What does "Auto-Fit" mean?
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That means the y-axis range is automatically adjusted during runtime so that the minimum and maximum values read will exactly fit the graph height.
Say you have it set min=0, max=50 and the values read are in 0-50 range but suddenly a value of 80 is read. Without Auto-fit the value of 80 will exceed the graph ceiling but with Auto-fit enabled the graph will automatically adjust its maximum to 80.
Say you have it set min=0, max=50 and the values read are in 0-50 range but suddenly a value of 80 is read. Without Auto-fit the value of 80 will exceed the graph ceiling but with Auto-fit enabled the graph will automatically adjust its maximum to 80.
ShwaBdudle
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Awesome! Thanks for the explanation!
Apologies for bumping this (and if there is an answer to my question in another thread),
When graphs are set to Auto-Fit, is there a way to have the graphs always display the maximum value that has been reported during the current windows session?
When Cpu temp (for example) reaches 80c and the graph auto-adjusts accordingly - if 80c is no longer reached after some time has elapsed, the graph will auto-adjust down to the next hottest temp reported (75c, 70c, etc.).
Unrelated - if the mobo itself is not listed in the main sensor status window, I assume its because the laptop i'm using doesn't have that reporting capability correct? Mainly because I want to monitor what the voltage regulator is actually feeding the Cpu, on account of all the Intel 13 & 14th gen instability issues due to excessive voltage (& possibly oxidation). I know their internal testing 'confirmed' that laptop chips are not affected, but the jury could still be out on that?
Asus G18 Strix (2023) with an i9-13980hx
Mobo Model - Asus G814JZ
Thanks Martin for the amazing program!
When graphs are set to Auto-Fit, is there a way to have the graphs always display the maximum value that has been reported during the current windows session?
When Cpu temp (for example) reaches 80c and the graph auto-adjusts accordingly - if 80c is no longer reached after some time has elapsed, the graph will auto-adjust down to the next hottest temp reported (75c, 70c, etc.).
Unrelated - if the mobo itself is not listed in the main sensor status window, I assume its because the laptop i'm using doesn't have that reporting capability correct? Mainly because I want to monitor what the voltage regulator is actually feeding the Cpu, on account of all the Intel 13 & 14th gen instability issues due to excessive voltage (& possibly oxidation). I know their internal testing 'confirmed' that laptop chips are not affected, but the jury could still be out on that?
Asus G18 Strix (2023) with an i9-13980hx
Mobo Model - Asus G814JZ
Thanks Martin for the amazing program!
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