Created attachment 959870 [details] load not yet drawn Description of problem: Graphs depicting history of measured quantities (CPU, Memory & swap, Network) in Resources tabs are delayed with respect to both reality and counters shown below these graphs. The delay is about 6-7 seconds. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.14.1 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open System Monitor 2. Try to reduce CPU usage as much as possible, wait for it to be reflected in graphs. 3. Open terminal 4. Run `yes` command. 5. Observe CPU (core) counters and CPU graphs. 6. Wait til CPU load is ovservable in graphs. 7. Stop `yes`. 8. Observe CPU (core) counters and CPU graphs. Actual results: Numeric counters immediately react to executed/stopped `yes`. Graphs curvers shows change in CPU load with delay. Expected results: Values of counters and graphs are in sync. Additional info: This problem applys to all graphs. This problem was also in in Fedora 20. And in was realy anoying - it's more natural for people to check the shape of curves than reading numbers.
Created attachment 959871 [details] no load not yet drawn Attachements describe states when the delay is most obvious - at the beginning and end of CPU load.
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