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First tip is open HWiNFO CSV-logfiles with Generic Log Viewer. Second tip is to search for high temperatures and 100% cases of CPU or GPU, are they too high/often.

Hi SpeedyIV, OK, I downloaded your files and immediately wondered how you can think that these files are the same (???): filesize "Format Test 1.csv": 210'088 bytes filesize "Format Test 2.csv": 178'997 bytes Beyond Compares shows the problem: The second column ("Time") has lost the hour...

Hi SpeedyIV, OK, here are my comments to your questions: No, it's not a bug and the behavior of the screenshot feature hasn't changed since release version 5.2 (code is the same). But yes, the whole "virtual screen" of Windows is taken. I still think that's fine, because e.g. if you have a...

But something is strange with that system(?): After 9:51 minutes (relative time) in logfile "hw12.CSV", GPU has no power, all three 8-pin connectors and the PCIe Slot log sensors show 0V (GPU Clock is 1782 MHz, which is wrong I guess): BTW: there is no need to convert logfiles CSV -> XLS...

Hi ScrubLordeus, thanks for your feedback. But it looks like you are using Generic Log Viewer on a very low resolution, because a lot of controls are hided. The Generic Log Viewer is optimized for native resolutions >= Full HD (1920 x 1080 at 100%). But I have a tip for you, Press F1 to open...

Hi all, Generic Log Viewer opens HWiNFO-Logfiles with "Codepage-1252" encoding (link), so that e.g. the degree symbol ° is shown correct. Regards Tom

Hi jololkk, your PC should run fine without an explicit GPU! Your processor has internal an "Intel® HD Graphics 530" graphic processor (link). That's enough for all "internet things", including watching videos on YouTube, no problem. Only gaming will not "work", because of too less performance...

Hi jololkk, OK, I had a "very quick look" at your logs and they look fine for me (voltages, temperatures, ...). I'm wondering why a "black screen", crashes end typically in a "blue screen". Does "black sreen" mean PC is still running in the background, but "video is not longer updated", how do...

Hi Piro, your logs are looking fine, but you tested only CPU so far (GPU < 10%). If you are gamer, you should also do some GPU tests, e.g. with 3DMARK (e.g. Time Spy). Regards Tom

Hi Dalai, bad connections are typically decreasing the voltage, not increasing. I assume that the voltage regulation of the power supply is failing. Because it starts failing after a few minutes, there could be a temperature dependency. Replacing the power supply does not necessarily mean...

Hi Cheeky, power supplies usually have many protection circuits, one of them is the OVP circuit: Over Voltage Protection. A power supply feature which shuts down the unit, or suspends the output, when the voltage exceeds a preset level. It is generally activated when the voltage output exceeds...

Hi Cheeky, here is the graphical representation of what @Dalai has already mentioned: ATX allows +/- 5% I have never seen such a 5V curve :oops: @Dalai said "If this measurement is accurate, it can be quite dangerous to many components in your system" -> absolute agreement ! Regards Tom

Hi Kiriakos, unfortunately, I have no influence on the numbering of the X or Y axis. Whether the numbers are close together or far apart, the graphics library takes care of that automatically. Reduce the duration e.g. to 1:20:00, the numbering will be different. Sorry, that's out of my control...

Hi ultimopagad, looking at your sceenshot it looks more like a low DPI problem :cool: . But I think you have a laptop with a high DPI screen and use a scaling > 100% in the Windows settings (?) The Generic Log Viewer is optimized for native resolutions >= Full HD (1920 x 1080 at 100%). If you...

Hi, to document sensor graphics, you should especially take a look at the selfie mode: Generic Log Viewer - Selfie Mode

Kratos647, I think it's a power problem, your 12V is sometimes outside ATX-specification: ATX 12V spec: 11.4V .. 12.6V, your 12V goes below 11.4V: Could be a bad cable connector connection (corrosion). Just unplug the big ATX connector and plug it in again. On both sides if possible: power...

New Version 6.4 Hi all, I built a version 6.4 with the following new features: "Marker-Mode", which allows precise determination of every single log value Added support of single concatenated header logfile Marker-Mode When the marker mode is activated and the mouse pointer is moved into...

Hi Oinkerino, create a "normal logfile" after crash, open logfile with GenericLogViewer in the top-left corner of any diagram you can find minimum, average and maximum value of shown log-period It‘s anyway a good idea to use a normal logfile, because crash maybe wasn‘t at highest temps...

Hi Kiriakos, back from my Easter vacation, here are a few comments on your new feature request. BTW, the idea is not new, in the German ComputerBase forum there was such a request already in 2020, besides, something similar already exists when selecting a time window of a logfile. However, it's...

Hi Tuyau, good idea, i will include this in the upcoming releases ! Thanks & regards Tom