All Cores Show Maximum in Monitor Mode

[JerryF1257]

Step 1: Describe your environment

• System (Intel/AMD/Raspberry Pi etc): Intel
• OS version: Mint 21.3
• s-tui version: 1.1.5
• Installation method(pip/PPA/source code): DEB from Github

Step 2: Describe the problem: When I run S-TUI, all cores show at maximum (almost maximum) MHz.

Observed Results: Using other CPU monitoring programs such as htop, i7z, turbostat, the cpus and threads show at idle or very small amount of load. Only S-TUI shows cpus at maximum/almost maximum.

• What happened? (Traceback of a crash/Image/description):

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### Step 3: Reproduce the problem:
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[amanusk]

Hi,
Thanks for the interest in the project.
Load and frequency are not always coupled. Your CPU could be set to a high frequency manually for some other reason.

It is also possible to get a direct reading with psutil and compare results. Run something like:

python3 -c 'import psutil; print(psutil.cpu_freq(True))'