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GPU-Z already includes a field for system ram usage and cpu temp, but would it be possible to add a CPU load average? Having that in the logs would make it easier than relying on heavier tools that monitor all things, when trying to measure performance.
I'm not suggesting it needs to be front and center in any way, just a small field like the others under sensors maybe so it can drop to log?
Per-core I dont think is really needed at all, just an average would be sufficient to get the general idea of how the systems doing or had done.
I'm not suggesting it needs to be front and center in any way, just a small field like the others under sensors maybe so it can drop to log?
Per-core I dont think is really needed at all, just an average would be sufficient to get the general idea of how the systems doing or had done.
