Thank you! I still haven't made it. I'll be spending a few days off and when I return I'll start working on it.
Does that happens if you observe the values while WRT and the Performance Monitor - not Task Manager or Resource Monitor - are kept opened side by side for some time?
It might happen that in CPU spike moments the results presented are different due to different refresh times (they will not get and display the values at the exact some time, hence the different results presented), but they will eventually even out. Take a look in this other video I've just made: https://sendvid.com/5cwwq8io
In the right side are the Task Manager and the Resource Monitor (these two show different CPU usage values between themselves). In the left side is Performance Monitor (from where WRT grabs the values - "%Processor Time" in the Performance Monitor corresponds to "CPU(%use)" in WRT). As I start to open programs, the values in all off them will differ from each other by a lot in a given moment. But as much as I can observe, WRT in average will pretty much follow %Processor Time in Performance Monitor, as intended.
Anyway I'll keep an eye on this on other machines, just to be sure. From what I tested in my PC, I don't think I dropped the ball up in this one, but if I did i'll do my best to fix it. Thank you for the heads up Tim.
Does that happens if you observe the values while WRT and the Performance Monitor - not Task Manager or Resource Monitor - are kept opened side by side for some time?
It might happen that in CPU spike moments the results presented are different due to different refresh times (they will not get and display the values at the exact some time, hence the different results presented), but they will eventually even out. Take a look in this other video I've just made: https://sendvid.com/5cwwq8io
In the right side are the Task Manager and the Resource Monitor (these two show different CPU usage values between themselves). In the left side is Performance Monitor (from where WRT grabs the values - "%Processor Time" in the Performance Monitor corresponds to "CPU(%use)" in WRT). As I start to open programs, the values in all off them will differ from each other by a lot in a given moment. But as much as I can observe, WRT in average will pretty much follow %Processor Time in Performance Monitor, as intended.
Anyway I'll keep an eye on this on other machines, just to be sure. From what I tested in my PC, I don't think I dropped the ball up in this one, but if I did i'll do my best to fix it. Thank you for the heads up Tim.