Closed jaywonchung closed 2 months ago
@jaywonchung,
Due to the nature of data storage, there is no way to tell between these two situations. However, you should not see such side effects until you request sampling at a high frequency (like 10KHz and higher).
Such high frequencies usually indicate a wrong use case for DCGM, which is a monitoring tool. At such high frequencies, you should use actual profiling tools like nvprof or nsight compute.
Ah I see. I was sampling at 10~20 Hz and I guess that would be fine. Thanks for your answer!
The documentation mentions that some
DCGM_FI_PROF
metrics cannot be sampled at the same time from the device, and when they are asked by the user in the same field group, multiplexing will happen and sometimes zeros will be returned.Is there a way for me to distinguish whether the value of a metric is actually zero, or was just returned as zero due to multiplexing?