Windows 10: Increase Task Manager performance view beyond 60 seconds

Hi all -- the title says it all
Is there a tweak that would allow the Windows 10 Task Manager performance view (the graphics sliding every second) to show more than 60 seconds ? Windows 7 would allow me to see near 30 mins !
Thx for your suggestions !
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Can't increase screen refresh rate beyond 60 hertz

Hi, yes I already followed all the steps on that link, I updated my drivers, uninstalled iCloud and everything but my screen is still flickering and I can't change the refresh rate at all.

 

Can't increase screen refresh rate beyond 60 hertz

I've been having some trouble with flickering on my monitor when playing games and just generally using it. It only started yesterday. I looked up online, and everywhere it says that to eliminate or reduce flicker, increase your display's refresh rate. But
when I tried to do that, I couldn't change it beyond 60 hertz, and I'm still having trouble with flickering. What can I do to eliminate the flickering?

Thanks

 

You can get to 4 minutes using the view tab > update speed > low.

 

Thank you John, but that would actually only average more each sample (for a same number of displayed samples) and consequently flatten/smoothen the level of detail of the graph. I was hoping to have a large sampling scope (with same level of detail).

 

This is not a solution to r problem, but can download a task manager alternative or just download the old Windows-7 style Task Manager (just be sure to read the instructions in the article, because the original task manager has no startup tab and they moved the startup options from msconfig to the new task manager so 'll need to restore the old msconfig, too):
Get classic old Task Manager in Windows 10

 

Thank you very much You for this option -- it is indeed too much for what I was seeking. The article you are pointing at is quite interesting in comparing old/new task managers nevertheless !

 

Would Performance Monitor give you what you want? You can set the duration to whatever you want (right click, properties)

 

Thanks lx07 ! It actually does provide a pretty acceptable workaround... if I am prepared (can't catch up on the past) but the level of detail and vast amount of parameters that can be observed certainly deserve that preparation imho.