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IO-rate-graph cuts of spikes > 100% when the IO-rate drops under 100% again #927
I have set my cpu, network and disk activity as graphs.
The problem is that the disk activity can grow >100% when multiple disks are attached (like 200% when copying large files from one to the other hdd). When the io activity drops to 100% because one disk is slower than the other, the graph looks like this:
and the spikes beyond 100% are cut off.
That also happens to the network-IO
My suggestion would be to ensure that the max value is always in scale and maybe lock that scale to multiples of 100%
Currently the graph doesn't support dynamic scaling (but I tried implementing one in the pull request #714 ). Your problem here is probably the "total" value of the Disk IO meter is incorrect when there are multiple disks.
The total value is not incorrect (100% per disk, just like with the CPUs), it just has weird scaling.
But good to know, that you are already working on that 👍
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Explorer09 commentedon Jan 17, 2022
Currently the graph doesn't support dynamic scaling (but I tried implementing one in the pull request #714 ). Your problem here is probably the "total" value of the Disk IO meter is incorrect when there are multiple disks.
binarynoise commentedon Jan 17, 2022
The total value is not incorrect (100% per disk, just like with the CPUs), it just has weird scaling.
But good to know, that you are already working on that 👍
Explorer09 commentedon Mar 18, 2026
This issue is technically resolved by #1721, not #714, but the link is outdated.