Open lollilol opened 3 years ago
sudo cat /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/amdgpu_pm_info
also shows some info about the GPU.
Thanks for this info. I will see if that can be done, but at present, I don't have any AMD card. So won't be able to test it on my machine. But I will try and if you can help, that would be awesome.
yes i can help, if you want to contact me im most active on telegram: https://t.me/lollilol01
I would also be happy to test, I have a 6800XT
I would also be happy to test, I have a 6800XT
Thank you very much. I will ping you when start working on it. :)
I'm a little late, but I can also test (with my rx 570)
Hi, Can you guys check if "radeontop" works for you and what it shows and how much it shows?
Apologies for the late reply, it's midterms week for me. Here is a screenshot of radeontop, doesn't seem to support the 6800XT yet. This is the version of radeontop that was installed via "sudo apt install radeontop" (1.2) on Pop!_OS 20.10 (Ubuntu distro)
I compiled the latest version (1.3) from the radeontop github and get the following:
For anyone struggling to compile the latest radeontop like I was to test, you need to install the following dependencies:
"sudo apt install libdrm-dev libncurses-dev libpciaccess-dev libxcb-dri2-0-dev
"
I can help too with RX 560 and also with Intel integrated GPU, if needed.
Apologies for the late reply, it's midterms week for me. Here is a screenshot of radeontop, doesn't seem to support the 6800XT yet. This is the version of radeontop that was installed via "sudo apt install radeontop" (1.2) on Pop!_OS 20.10 (Ubuntu distro)
I compiled the latest version (1.3) from the radeontop github and get the following:
For anyone struggling to compile the latest radeontop like I was to test, you need to install the following dependencies: "
sudo apt install libdrm-dev libncurses-dev libpciaccess-dev libxcb-dri2-0-dev
"
Thanks @Seltonu
Here you go (rx 570 on pop os 20.04 while doing nothing)
O jea, my rx 570 is with 8gb of ram
Here you go (rx 570 on pop os 20.04 while doing nothing)
Thankyou @IrenvanderBeekPXL
I can also try taking a picture while having rocket league open in the menu...
And if you want to, here are my values while running basemark gpu
thanks @IrenvanderBeekPXL Can anyone try with the -d (dump to a file) option in readeontop and share the output?
Ill see if i can do that this week
This is my dump while crashing while overclocking :)
so I probably need to reflash my bios
Thied it again without OC bios (i have double bios), I got this:
Thied it again without OC bios (i have double bios), I got this:
thanks @IrenvanderBeekPXL for this.
I will just get my overclocking a bit better, then I can also test with OC
I will just get my overclocking a bit better, then I can also test with OC
it isn't required as of now XD
but I want to OC it because I got CPU bottleneck in games
Are we still working on this?
@IrenvanderBeekPXL Thanks for asking. It is on pause, I will be changing the overall code structure/underlying code architecture after that I will continue this. I had thought of using the existing tools like radeontop or intel-gpu-top and running these in parallel to sysmontask and get data from them to use. But the approach isn't a production-ready type(but to be used as a trick during development).
Why is radeontop not production-ready?
Radeontop is a production software. It is the approach to use in sysmontask is not good as per the production standard.
I see you already have GPU support for nvidia cards, but i have an AMD Radeon Vega 56 and i cant see stats for it in SysMonTask. I see you are using nvidia-smi and i have searched a little bit and fond "rocm-smi". Its just called like that in the fedora repos and i guess in basically every other distro too.