Windows 10: Spikes in Task Manager Performance graph

Why are there spikes in Task Manager Performance graph and most of the time 100% CPU Usage?** original title: Windows **

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Can I set Task Manager network performance graph to NOT auto-scale?

The Win8/8.1/10 Task Manager's Performance tab's scale will fluctuate by the amount of traffic, and whatever screwball algorithm is interpreting that traffic. But it does not scale for brief spikes in traffic and, frankly, annoys me. I'd much prefer it if the top end of the graph was at the link speed, and not some always-fluctuating value.

Does anyone know of a way to stop the Task Manager from auto-scaling the network performance graphs?

Thanks

 

GPU graph in Task Manager's performance tab

I would like there to be a GPU graph in the task manager in the performance tab.

Anyone know why there isn't any?

Example:

 

Win 10 Task Manager Won't Show Performance Graph of Ethernet

When copying files from one drive to another on Windows 10 sometimes I am missing the speed history graph. Some copy processes will show speed graph, others will not.

The Ethernet/CPU etc graphs should allow for adjusting the scale automatically when displayed like with Windows 7's Auto Scale feature in Windows Task Manager Options on the Networking tab.

When activity peaks and spikes occur, analysis data is lost, missing, and off grid. The option for active auto scale features of graph displays with real-time data like Ethernet and Disk IO would be nice in Windows 10 as with Windows 7. Auto Scale and
Show Scale in Windows 7 is very helpful and useful for analysis when displaying Networking data.