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CPU Measuring Software

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ToddW2

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I do various things throughout the day on my workstation (Windows).

I'm looking for something that will measure CPU utilization every xMinute for every core, and log it in CSV or some other easily usable format.
 
MSI Afterburner can do it. Global CPU utilization, per core CPU utilization and per thread CPU utilization.
 
Just use Windows Performance Monitor. (Start -> Run, "perfmon" or just Windows key + perfmon). Setup the counters at the interval you want, and away you go.
 
Eulogy said:
Just use Windows Performance Monitor. (Start -> Run, "perfmon" or just Windows key + perfmon). Setup the counters at the interval you want, and away you go.
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Am I missing where to see per-core information? Frequency per-core specifically.
 
ToddW2 said:
Am I missing where to see per-core information? Frequency per-core specifically.
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The "Instance of selected object" for the Processor counters are the cores. If you select <all instances>, I believe it's a sum of the cores. But you can select all of the individual ones instead and add those to get that granular if you want :). If your computer has more than one NUMA node, the numbering may be X,Y - X is the NUMA node, Y is the core.
I don't think you can get down to the "thread" level, however.
 
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