Rainmeter Top Processes

[tru]

Hey tru... I tried the .ini in your post and it "works for me" I'm now on a Win7 64 bit machine. Is this really the .ini that you are using? If not, please post it.

I'm on 32bit maybe thats the problem

Using the sample skin as is my RM just locks...

here's the code...

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[CPUTitleText]
Meter=STRING
MeterStyle=Style
X=97
Y=172
StringAlign=CENTER
Text="Top Processes By CPU%"

[MeasureTopCPU]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\TopProcesses.dll
: Indicates if this init entry should re-look at the process list
:		1 = Yes, 0 = No
:		If you do more than one config entry, only one needs to do the ReQuery
ReQuery=1
: Pipe-delimited processess to exclude from the list (can handle wildcards, use the % or * character)
IgnoredProcesses=Idle|%Total|rundll32|wscript|userinit
: Metric for which to determine top processes (CPU or Memory)
MetricType=CPU
: The top processes to find can be a single number (e.g. 0 = top one process) or a range (0-4 = top five processes)
ProcNums=0-4
: Format in which to return the results... any string including the following keys: %pName %pID %CPU %Memory
:		You can also get a substring of a key; e.g. to trim the name to 8 chars use this format: s(%pName,0,8)
Format="%CPU%: %pName"
: A multiple of update timespans to actually perform the update (see http://rainmeter.net/cms/Tips-UsingUpdateDividerRate).
:		Only pertinent when ReQuery = 1
UpdateDivider=2

[TopCPUText]
Meter=String
MeterStyle=Style
MeasureName=MeasureTopCPU
X=20
Y=188

[MemoryTitleText]
Meter=STRING
MeterStyle=Style
X=97
Y=256
StringAlign=CENTER
Text="Top Processes By Memory"


[MeasureTopMem]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\TopProcesses.dll
ReQuery=0
IgnoredProcesses=Idle|%Total|rundll32|wscript|userinit
MetricType=Memory
ProcNums=0-4
Format="%Memory: %pName"

[TopMemText]
Meter=String
MeterStyle=Style
MeasureName=MeasureTopMem
X=20
Y=275

[Nooby4Ever]

I just found out it doesn't show correct value's.
Resource monitor: linpack64.exe 4595328 commited, 4592208 working set 1836 shareable 4590380 privat (all in kb)
The plugin: linpack64.exe 1.05 GB

It looks like it is limited to 1.05gb, under 1.05gb it gives about the same value as res monitor (often a bit less but not much).

windows 7, 64bit

edit: or did i do something wrong?
edit2: i've refreshed the skin and now it shows nothing (returns no value)
edit3: today it had over 1.05gb so there is no magical limite

[Seahorse]

It seems to be doubling the values for me - see Firefox & Rainmeter.

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It doesn't seem to support scaling like AdvancedCPU or am I missing something.

[jsmorley]

Make sure you are updating AdvancedCPU measures once a second or you will get strange results.

[Seahorse]

All of my skins update at 1000, so scratch that one. Hoping CH_Rob can shed some light on this.

[ch_rob]

Seahorse: How many CPUs on your system?

[Seahorse]

I CPU, 4 Cores, it's a QX6800, which when I bought it was the fastest thing on the planet. It will be retired shortly after Xmas, but it has validated my theory about buying expensive lasting longer being better value that buy cheaper more often seeing as it will be 4 1/2 years old when it gets pensioned off...

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[ch_rob]

Seahorse, please grab latest here: http://customize.org/rainmeter/skins/82306. I initially hard-coded the number of processors used in the CPU calculation, and never fixed it. It should now correctly detect the number of cores that you have and calculate CPU appropriately.

-Chad

[Seahorse]

Thank you Sir, numbers now look good.

[Vorron]

When I trying top process skin from http://customize.org/rainmeter/skins/82306 Rainmeter crashed. What could be wrong?

Windows 7 home premium x32
CPU Intel core duo p8400
Rainmeter 2.2.0 beta r1074