Windows Resource Monitor update speed

Question

Is it possible to change the update speed of Windows Resource Monitor (ie. the rate at which resource monitor re-draws the screen with the new sampled data, similar to what we have in Task Manager since ages)?
If the answer is yes, how?
If no, why there is no way? Currently it re-draws the screen every 0.5 seconds, so its extremely difficult to observe data if it keeps changing so frequently.

Answer 1

No, that's not what I am saying.
The performance monitoring tool uses a protocol to request data from all kinds of sources, including remote sources. This protocol is not a streaming protocol. I don't know the exact implementation, but from what I can tell it is a query / answer protocol.
There is a network layer in between, there is a service on the other computer communicating, that service is gather all kinds of health / process data.
Having to speed up the data logging frequency will produce a performance overhead on the other computer. That is probably one of the reasons that they never updated the protocol and the software to e.g allow you data acquisition frequencies in the 10s
of milliseconds.
To make an analogy: suppose you have a family car, with the standard engine, gearbox, and supporting parts that go with it. If you want to make that car go a lot faster, a lot more is needed than allowing you to push the pedal down further. The engine needs
to be able to deliver more power, the gearbox must be able to transfer the pwoer, etc.
The windows infrastructure underpinning the performance monitor is not designed to transfer and collect data in millisecond speeds. There is no 'easy' way to make it go faster because it was never meant to do that, just like my family car was not designed
to drive a formula 1 lap. the great flexibility and variety of the data it can collect is one of the reasons it is not meant to do this.