Granularity

Granularity is the time interval between two plotted points on a same curve for a specific test duration.

A low granularity produces a more readable curve, whereas a high granularity produces a more accurate curve.

Default granularity of graphs can be configured in Edit > Preferences > Graphs.

• Information: It is possible to overwrite the default graph granularity for a specific graph and update its granularity directly in the Runtime and Results sections. To update the granularity of a single graph, see Granularity.

• To configure the default granularity

1. Go to Edit > Preferences > General settings > Graphs.
2. In the Granularity section, select the granularity you want to apply to all graphs. See the examples below to help you choose the granularity best suited for your graphs.

   Examples: For a test lasting 20 minutes, NeoLoad will aggregate the values recorded each second to produce a point every:

   • 10 seconds if you choose "Standard"
   • 5 seconds if you choose "High"
   • 1 second if you choose "Highest"
   • 20 seconds if you choose "Low"
   • 40 seconds if you choose "Lowest"