Please note you might at first think its the animation that does it but ive tried without it and same result.All PCs and servers on your network emit heat but there is a limit to the amount of heat a computer can withstand before damage is done to hardware.ĬPU temperature monitors enable you to monitor CPU temperature from one location. Would like to know if its just my comp thats why im sharing this when not finished(which really kills me!! so please be kind!) Just leave it on couple minutes, see result then delete the measures and refresh and wait 2-3 more minutes and see no prob. If you want to check it out for me my "NOT FINISHED" skin is here i can increase the update to 2000 and theres far less cpu drainage so im not megga bothered but its a shame though because lines and histograms ect have less visual impact when slow. it takes about 2-3 minutes before the increase starts and then it increases to about 20% of processor which is strange i think because, it does'nt have an effect on my processor in the first few minutes, thats why i almost missed it. I can use the same plugin with or without an update divider measuring anything else (ID Process ect.) without any fuss but when i measure "as above" i get a GRADUAL cpu drain. Im having a slight issue with with one particular instance of one particular measure:. If we can identify the skin that is causing the issue, we can go from there. If so, then it may be one particular skin / plugin that is causing the issue. If that doesn't work (although I'm betting it does) then try unloading skins one at a time using RainBrowser and see if at some point the CPU usage goes to 3-5% as I said. We have had a couple of occasions in the past where folks with older network drivers have had performance issues and the latest drivers set things right. Rainmeter generally takes 3-5% of a dual core CPU like yours, and something is amiss if it takes more with only the default Enigma skins loaded.įirst thing to try is going to the website for your network NIC (Network Interface Card) and get the latest and greatest drivers and install them. Since you didn't say, I'm going to assume that this problem occurs when you do a default installation of Rainmeter, and before you "add" any skins you either created or downloaded from somewhere?
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