Performance Monitor incorrect processor time percentages


  1. Kol12
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    Performance Monitor incorrect processor time percentages


    I'm monitoring a couple of processes in Performance Monitor and the processor time percentages are higher than what Task Manager reports. For example iCUE doesn't ever use 59% CPU, it averages around 1-2% in Task Manager. How do I set up Performance Monitor to display accurate processor time percentages?

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  3. pbcopter
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    From the screen shot you posted, it looks like iCUE (blue line) is using just 1-2 % CPU. Am I missing something?
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  4. Kol12
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    pbcopter said:
    From the screen shot you posted, it looks like iCUE (blue line) is using just 1-2 % CPU. Am I missing something?
    Yes the numbers I circled in the green box, 18.694%, 17.584%, 3.118%, 59.205%. If they are percentage numbers they are too high...
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