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GPU and VRAM load #298
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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... |
This is how rtop does it: https://github.com/narendasan/rtop/blob/master/src/rtop/datastreams/gpumonitor.rs |
Interesting. Definitely appreciate the heads up though, will be handy to refer to. |
ayo, any updates on this one? |
Sorry, not much. Busy with IRL/other priorities for this project. |
#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 and intel_gpu_top) |
Describe the feature request
Maybe it would be nice to see the gpu and vram load in graphs.
Also the gpu cores frequency.
Additional context/details
This information isn't interesting for every one. So also a mechanism to hide those graphs?
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