OpenHardwareMonitor.EnableDerivedSensors(Area, TimeSpan) Method
Definition
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Adds some special derived sensors.
- For each power sensor, this adds another sensor that integrates power over time and so generated the energy used in W/h or more conveniently, Kilowatthours (this is the unit the electricity bill bases on)
- Gives the heat flux for the primary CPU, using the given CPU die size (or a default value)
public void EnableDerivedSensors (UnitsNet.Area cpuDieSize = default, TimeSpan monitoringInterval = default);member this.EnableDerivedSensors : UnitsNet.Area * TimeSpan -> unitPublic Sub EnableDerivedSensors (Optional cpuDieSize As Area = Nothing, Optional monitoringInterval As TimeSpan = Nothing)Parameters
- cpuDieSize
- UnitsNet.Area
Die size of your CPU, optional. Find your CPU on https://en.wikichip.org/ to find out. Note: This value is usually much smaller than the size of the physical CPU.
- monitoringInterval
- TimeSpan
Monitoring interval for the derived sensors. Defaults to 500ms.
Exceptions
monitoringInterval is less than 0.