Feature Request: Hardware specific reporting intervals

[rwhapham]

I use OhmGraphite to monitor system usage of my Plex and Steam server (Windows 11) to an InfluxDB / Grafana running on a Raspberry Pi. I currently have the reporting interval set to 10s, which gives me a good resolution on things like CPU, GPU, memory, temps, fan speeds, etc. But with my Seagate drives, that interval seems to cause frequent drive "chirps" even though I have set the drives to never power down. So, for the time being, I have chosen to use the configuration entry <add key="/storage/enabled" value="false" /> which prevents the "chirps". It might be nice if there could also be a configuration value per hardware to override the default reporting interval so I could set this much higher for storage reporting and hopefully eliminate the weird noises while still getting a picture of capacity usage and temps. Thanks.

[nickbabcock]

That's an interesting use case. Can you give an example of what the configuration might look like?

So, for the time being, I have chosen to use the configuration entry "" which prevents the "chirps".

What do you mean by this? If one does not provide an integer configuration value for the interval, it will default to 5 seconds.

[rwhapham]

Not sure why the editor removed the config value. I meant I used this to disable storage reporting, which prevents the "chirps":

<add key="/storage/enabled" value="false" />

Perhaps a similar value for interval override could be used, like:

<add key="/storage/interval" value="60" />

[nickbabcock]

Yeah this seems like a reasonable proposal. It should be technically doable, perhaps the implementation may be a tricky, as LibreHardwareMonitor wasn't built for updating sensors at different frequencies.