AMD GPU Monitor

[0ry0n]

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[KangZayd]

is there a solution yet? on amd gpu

[murfidaz]

any solution?

[l1gi]

I am missing my AMD GPU card listed in GPUs conf tab also. Instead I am still hitting #71. Any progress?

Thank you,
m.

[antonio24073]

Hi,

Please add amd support with radeontop.

Steps:

• Install radeontop

sudo apt install radeontop -y

• run the command:

radeontop -d --

It will return something like this::

1732580637.806896: bus 01, gpu 10.00%, ee 0.00%, vgt 0.00%, ta 6.67%, sx 7.50%, sh 0.00%, spi 10.00%, sc 9.17%, pa 3.33%, db 10.00%, cb 7.50%, vram 55.08% 563.98mb, gtt 25.40% 519.07mb, mclk inf% 0.662ghz, sclk 52.02% 0.429ghz
1732580638.807094: bus 01, gpu 10.00%, ee 0.00%, vgt 0.00%, ta 6.67%, sx 7.50%, sh 0.00%, spi 10.00%, sc 9.17%, pa 3.33%, db 10.00%, cb 7.50%, vram 55.08% 563.98mb, gtt 25.40% 519.07mb, mclk inf% 0.662ghz, sclk 52.02% 0.429ghz
1732580639.807313: bus 01, gpu 11.67%, ee 0.00%, vgt 0.83%, ta 10.00%, sx 10.00%, sh 0.00%, spi 11.67%, sc 10.83%, pa 5.00%, db 11.67%, cb 10.00%, vram 54.22% 555.25mb, gtt 25.40% 519.07mb, mclk inf% 0.668ghz, sclk 52.27% 0.431ghz

To get gpu usage you can do:

radeontop -d --| grep -Poi 'gpu \K(\d{1,3}.\d{2}%)'

To get vram usage, you can replace gpu with vram:

radeontop -d --| grep -Poi 'vram \K(\d{1,3}.\d{2}%)'

So you can get all the specifications from:

1732580639.807313: bus 01, gpu 11.67%, ee 0.00%, vgt 0.83%, ta 10.00%, sx 10.00%, sh 0.00%, spi 11.67%, sc 10.83%, pa 5.00%, db 11.67%, cb 10.00%, vram 54.22% 555.25mb, gtt 25.40% 519.07mb, mclk inf% 0.668ghz, sclk 52.27% 0.431ghz

To better performance, you can put the result of radeontop -d into a text file or cache instead run multiple parallels processes. So run, something like cat radeontop.txt | grep -Poi 'gpu \K(\d{1,3}.\d{2}%)'

best regards,

[antonio24073]

alternative solution for those who don't want to wait:

add a -l 1 to the command

radeontop -l 1 -d --| grep -Poi 'gpu \K(\d{1,3}.\d{2}%)'

and put it in executor gnome extension

[0ry0n]

Thanks for the help. is there a command that i can use without installing anything? I saw that amdsmi should be there.