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HWINFO stats reporting behaviour [solved]

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itchytasty
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Joined: July 19th, 2021, 8:38 am

HWINFO stats reporting behaviour [solved]

Post by itchytasty »

I've been trying to pull pump RPM info from HWINFO via the reg key.

I can get a value which is reported in RainMeter, but I have been trying to make a bar or line meter but can't get the RPM to convert to a percentage to enable them. The odd thing being when the RPM is under 1000 it works fine, when it goes over 1000 any calc I do only uses the first digit of the registry value (e.g. 940 = 940, 1099 = 1, 2056 = 2, etc). The value from the reg is "1,234 RPM" and even with a substitute to remove the , it's still behaving the same way.

Here's the measures:

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[mPump]
 Measure=Registry
 RegHKey=HKEY_CURRENT_USER
 RegKey=SOFTWARE\HWiNFO64\VSB
 Substitute=",":""," RPM":""
 RegValue=Value20

[mPump2]
 Measure=Calc
 Formula=mPump
 DynamicVariables=1

[mPump3]
 Measure=Calc
 Formula=mPump2/4850
 DynamicVariables=1
This outputs:

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Any ideas what I'm doing wrong / how to resolve?
Last edited by itchytasty on July 19th, 2021, 9:43 am, edited 1 time in total.
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death.crafter
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Joined: April 24th, 2021, 8:13 pm

Re: HWINFO stats reporting behaviour

Post by death.crafter »

itchytasty wrote: July 19th, 2021, 8:52 am I've been trying to pull pump RPM info from HWINFO via the reg key.

I can get a value which is reported in RainMeter, but I have been trying to make a bar or line meter but can't get the RPM to convert to a percentage to enable them. The odd thing being when the RPM is under 1000 it works fine, when it goes over 1000 any calc I do only uses the first digit of the registry value (e.g. 940 = 940, 1099 = 1, 2056 = 2, etc). The value from the reg is "1,234 RPM" and even with a substitute to remove the , it's still behaving the same way.

Here's the measures:

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 Formula=[mPump]
 DynamicVariables=1
Use [mPump] instead of mPump.
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itchytasty
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Joined: July 19th, 2021, 8:38 am

Re: HWINFO stats reporting behaviour

Post by itchytasty »

Thank you!