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The HardwareDevices plugin monitors performance of specific disk drives and network adapters via the System Information window.

You must enable the disk drives and network adapters for monitoring via the Hacker menu > Plugins > HardwareDevices > Options: Once enabled the adapters are visible on the System Information window:

Thanks very much, I think there could be option to disable Network graph and keep this, as this graph provides better information

TETYYS wrote:

I think there could be option to disable Network graph and keep this

You can disable the other graph under Plugins > ExtendedTools > options:

TETYYS wrote:

as this graph provides better information

For now... The next version (v1.2) should show a lot more information

"AND disk"...
Anyway, dmex is BACK and PH TEAM is alive again.

A thing which is irritating is the color of these graphs. They look like the CPU graph.
I think the color should be the same as the network graph included in ExtendedTools.

NewVersionTester wrote:

the color should be the same as the network graph included in ExtendedTools.

Fixed in r5849

Hi,

i can't see attachment for download this plugin in this thread, where can i download it, please ?

Thanks in advance.

The net adapters plugin is already included in PH. If you can't enable it under "Hacker" -> "Plugins..." and the corresponding DLL doesn't exist then you maybe didn't choose to install it during the installation.

andromeda wrote:

i can't see attachment for download this plugin in this thread, where can i download it, please ?

It's included with v2.34 and above by default.

It would be nice if the Extended Tools plugin allowed to selectively disable the Disk or Network graphs independently of each other.
Doing this would allow us to hide the network graph and replace it with individual graphs for each network adapter while leaving the disk graph unaffected.

franzalex wrote:

leaving the disk graph unaffected.

The ExtendedTools disk graph not very useful now that you can individually monitor disks... I was considering removing both ExtendedTools graphs, why would you still use the disk graph?

You get per process information.

wj32 wrote:

You get per process information.

I mean just the System information graphs should be removed, not the per-process graphs or other per-process information?

Hovering over the graph gives you per process information. That's the main way in which I use it...

franzalex wrote:

It would be nice if the Extended Tools plugin allowed to selectively disable the Disk or Network graphs independently of each other.

This is nice. I would also like to individually turn it on/off

I see that dmex adds the nVIDIA GPU plugin into this. Can you make the gpugraph.c general so that if users contribute Intel or ATI/AMD GPU data can also use this graph?