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Not enough spacing when using >10 core processor #265

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Nightliss opened this issue Nov 5, 2021 · 6 comments
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Not enough spacing when using >10 core processor #265

Nightliss opened this issue Nov 5, 2021 · 6 comments
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@Nightliss
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Hey rai,

thanks for updating the suite for HWInfo v7 :)

I've got an issue with spacing with core name, temp and voltage:
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As I imagine making the widget wider would not look good so maybe is there a way to parse the values to drop decimal separator?

@SilverAzide
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There was a recent change to HWiNFO in which it started reporting temps to one decimal place for Ryzen processors (Intel is still no decimals). It is -- unfortunately -- not a simple fix.

@raiguard
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raiguard commented Nov 5, 2021

In the meantime, you could disable core voltages or something. Alternatively, you can increase the gadget width by setting bgWidth=200 (default is 150) in GlobalSettings.inc. Just saw that you didn't want to do that. I will look into the decimals thing when I get some time.

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Nightliss commented Nov 5, 2021

Not that I didn't want that, just thought it would not scale well with wider container. I didn't find the variable you have mentioned in that file, but I did find gadgetBgWidth in StyleSheet.inc. Changing it to 165 makes it look great. It also changes other gadgets' width so it matches :) Thanks!

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raiguard commented Nov 5, 2021

Yeah, bgWidth does not exist in GlobalSettings, but adding it there will override what is in StyleSheet, and will be preserved across versions.

@Y0dle
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Y0dle commented Dec 10, 2021

I noticed this issue as well, another workaround for now: you can change the number of decimals in HWiNFO's sensor settings.

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raiguard commented Apr 7, 2022

This will be addressed in the CPU meter rewrite to fix #278. I will be removing the "core" part of each label which will free up a ton of space for the stuff in the middle.

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