Newbie question about logging to file in background

[LADave]

I'm supporting an architecture student on a Windows 10 64 bit system with only one display, who is having issues with his architecture apps locking up or slowing way down under heavy utilization.

I want him to produce a log file of temperature and utilization of CPU, GPU, system RAM, video RAM and hard disk, to look at and email me. I want to be able to get the log file even if -- especially when -- his architecture apps lock up or bluescreen.

I would prefer a text report (not the long one, just the the above information, more less), but I can work with .CSV if necessary.

I want HWInfo64 running in the background while logging, not impinging on his limited screen real estate.

I'm new to HWInfo, not getting this to work at home before I teach him how to do this. Can someone please provide a walk-through on how to do this?

Many thanks,
David

 

[Limy]

I have the same question. Always I log all gaming sessions so I can see MAX, AVE, CURRENT - temps etc. Would like to log, say every 5 seconds onto text or graph for mainly Temperatures, but also vcore and watts, amps. Save to a file so not visible when playing in full screen.
Apologies if this can alread be done but I missed it.
Great and favourite monitoring software for the past seven years about!

 

[Martin]

You can use the sensor logging feature to log into a CSV file and then import it into some application to create graphs from it.

 

[Limy]

Thank you Martin.

Edit" On another thread both you and Zach replied to my original dumb post explains my silliness, but doesn't excuse it. Please forget it.