In the log, PLEASE add a column with the current time! The data points are nearly useless without a time reference. IMO this is a fairly major shortcoming in an otherwise fantastic little utility.
Initially I thought one could determine the time by stepping through the data points since the starting time is logged and the points are logged at a set interval; however this is not the case if Core Temp has been left running while the machine was in a suspend/hibernate state. Also depending on how the timer is fired, it's also possible that this would drift over time anyway.
Logging feature request
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Agreed, RMClock and Speedfan have a timestamp column. Keep CT competitive; it is much leaner and meaner either the other two I mentioned 
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I second that motion: Date & time stamp with each log re
I second the motion to add a date and time stamp (the current o.s. date/time) to each data point written to the log file. A very useful addition that would be much appreciated.
Please further consider adding the date and time stamp to the first column (or first 2 columns) of the log output record.
Time stamps are naturally very useful for graphing and for analysis in conjunction with other data.
(note: am presently running 0.95.0.0)
Thank you for your efforts to date on this software. Logging is a good feature that others (e.g., Intel) miss.
Please further consider adding the date and time stamp to the first column (or first 2 columns) of the log output record.
Time stamps are naturally very useful for graphing and for analysis in conjunction with other data.
(note: am presently running 0.95.0.0)
Thank you for your efforts to date on this software. Logging is a good feature that others (e.g., Intel) miss.
Greg
