Log file

[MetallicaSun]

Hi. Sorry my english is not so good. Question, can I select individual sensors to be included in the log? There are far too many unnecessary sensors for me that are then in the log.

 

[Martin]

Yes. Sensor settings - Customize - Logged

 

[MetallicaSun]

Ahh thanks. how about one or more preset profiles? I analyze logs for other users via HWinfo, it will be difficult to explain to them which logs should be activated.

 

[MetallicaSun]

for example profile 1 CPUmhz CPUtemp CPUload GPUmhz GPUtemp GPUload
to analyze for system crashes or FPS drops, voltage fluctuations from the power supply....

 

[Martin]

Since each computer has a different set of sensors, such preset would work only for a system of the same configuration.

 

[MetallicaSun]

Ok. Thanks

 

[MetallicaSun]

Moin. If scanning HWinfo my board , he knows the name of the board an he knows the sensors. Than is possible make a Profile for any sensors to the log? HWinfo show me and he know Sensor A1234 is “load CPU „ where is now the problem of profiles?

 

[Martin]

It's not just the board but everything else too. You can do a Backup User settings in HWiNFO that will export all settings including the logging flag.

 

[MetallicaSun]

It's more about being able to set up ignorant users I help with HWinfo as easily as possible so that I can analyze it from home.

 

[Martin]

For such case it's not easy to create an universal script that would work for so many different configurations and types of sensors.
You might rather request a full sensor log and then selectively analyze using something like:

LogViewer for HWINFO is available !

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[MetallicaSun]

Yes i use LogViewer, is great.