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Yes something like that. I have not managed to be on my PC for a while. I will try that, do I have to click "Logging Start" for that?

As I mentioned before, I have set the power plan exactly like that. Is there any logs that I can upload here that might show something

Don't reckon you're replying to the correct post? But just in case, my cooling system works fine. On gaming the CPU is at 60-70s

I just checked it last night leaving it on idle. then suddenly the fan became faster, I checked on task manager hwinfo's cpu usage is at ~6% and temp at ~70°C, I terminated it and the temp goes down right away. So I suppose that still does not fix it. Anymore suggestins?

Ah I see. So far after I set it up to do that I have not experienced any spikes yet. Even in "heavy" gaming my cpu stays at ~60°C. I'll see what happens in the next 2-3 days. Thanks Zach

Ah didn't know there's a tooltip. But I don't see any other thing on the monitoring table? as in, there's no extra column or anything. What am I missing? I have nothing else for hardware monitoring except fancontrol for fan curves so I don't know what's going on

What's your idle temp? mine hovers around high 40s~mid50s

What does CPU Polling Snapshot do? I don't see anything changed on the main monitoring window. I set it to this, following your post, unsure if I need to change things other than the global polling I now use Process Lasso to prevent hwinfo from using all the cpu threads and lower the cpu...

So you reckon there's not much I can do? I tired disable monitoring for my NVIDIA gpu, just before my last reply there reporting the spike. But then again, the cpu temp and fans went down right away after I close hwinfo64. Any other suggestions?

So I noticed that usually the spikes (I could hear it from my CPU fans) happened when my PC is in idle and screen savers is running. Not sure if that helps with anything

so you reckon reading gpu data, in general, causes the spikes? funny that while gaming the cpu temp does not even reach 60°C

Currently I'm gaming so this is not supposed to reflect the usual idle spikes. But out of curiosity, is 88ms (for the GPU read), high?

I noticed that there are similar cases that has been posted here but the solution has always been different, i.e., case by case scenario. Mine sometimes had somewhat high CPU usage (8~9%) and the CPU temp reached and idled around the 70s (ryzen 7 7800x3d). I tried to use Process Lasso to limit...