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GPU and VRAM load #298

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microo8 opened this issue Nov 6, 2020 · 6 comments
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GPU and VRAM load #298

microo8 opened this issue Nov 6, 2020 · 6 comments
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@microo8
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microo8 commented Nov 6, 2020

Describe the feature request

Maybe it would be nice to see the gpu and vram load in graphs.
Also the gpu cores frequency.

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This information isn't interesting for every one. So also a mechanism to hide those graphs?

@microo8 microo8 added the feature Requests for a new feature. label Nov 6, 2020
@ClementTsang
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Definitely would not be shown by default (ie: like battery) for the reasons you mentioned, though this would be quite interesting to add...

@loganintech
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This is how rtop does it: https://github.com/narendasan/rtop/blob/master/src/rtop/datastreams/gpumonitor.rs

@ClementTsang
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ClementTsang commented Mar 3, 2021

Interesting. nvml seems to be mainly for NVIDIA, though, at least that's what I'm seeing at a glance.

Definitely appreciate the heads up though, will be handy to refer to.

@foodornt
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ayo, any updates on this one?

@ClementTsang
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Sorry, not much. Busy with IRL/other priorities for this project.

@jamartin9
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#1276 Determined that GPU per card information (utilization/power/fan speed/etc) should be added as its own widget.

Support for Intel/AMD/etc on linux may utilize the proc fdinfo information added by the drm driver and the sysfs interface for the device. (similar to nvtop)

(per client gpu information is currently being upstreamed in the linux kernel for i915)

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