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Process Explorer CPU display issue
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MJ
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Reputation points
When displaying one graph per CPU on an Intel 10980XE (18 core/36 thread) only 30 of the 36 graphs are fully displayed.
The bottom 6 graphs do not fully display. Only the top most segment of each is shown.
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Darren Evans 1 Reputation point2021-11-20T13:55:26.343+00:00 Same issue here. I have an i9 10900K and the last two graphs of the 20 threads (10 physical, 10 logical), are also clipped and overwriting the Totals, CPU and Topology data boxes. This CPU graph rendering glitch has been present through multiple updates of Process Explorer :(
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James Thunes 0 Reputation points2024-11-18T21:20:41.18+00:00 Same as above. These high core count processors are not in any way rare these days. This visual artifact should be addressed
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