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System information graph / window shows wrong graph value for network statistics #1864

Open lsd-techno opened 12 months ago

lsd-techno commented 12 months ago

Brief description of your issue

Send and receive graphs heigh / scale magnitude are not same

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seems receive graph scale magnitude 2 times higher than send graph scale. that makes receive data looks lower while actual values are close to each other. image

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dmex commented 12 months ago

receive data looks lower while actual values are close to each other

The graph scaling is proportional: https://github.com/winsiderss/systeminformer/assets/1306177/b637618b-b244-487f-84b6-9912fdda03bb

seems receive graph scale magnitude 2 times higher than send graph scale.

No because both values would be drawn at the same location and show inaccurate/misleading activity/usage. For example:

Are both the upload and download values the same (90%) or is upload 90% and download 10%?

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Are both the upload and download values the same (90%) or is upload 90% and download 10%?

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Send and receive graphs heigh / scale magnitude are not same

You're requesting all graphs are displayed like the first image. If both values are identical then which graph is more accurate?

lsd-techno commented 12 months ago

That would be good to make both graphs half transparent or special color for graphs overlay/overlap area then. Or make one of the graphs without filling inside, just a line on top on top layer. I was looking few minutes what is draining my data with such incredible speed 0.5GB/s. Until I realize that scale is different for TX and RX.