Open shmerl opened 6 months ago
Any news on this? Showing total is not a very easy way to understand how application itself affects VRAM.
You can use procmem
for process RAM usage. Nothing for vram sadly. Now that you mention it I would like to see process vram too.
Thanks for the pointer about procmem
I must be missing something. I tired adding ...,procmem,...
to the list of options I'm using, but it's not showing me anything about it.
It appears procmem is only usable with legacy_layout=0
, this should probably be changed tho
That helped indeed. What does it do exactly? It's not documented in readme besides being mentioned for exec
.
It only displays the elements that are in the config and it allows you to re-order the elements
That should probably be a default.
Looks like a bunch of options aren't working with legacy_layout=0
?
Tried something like this:
legacy_layout=0,cpu_load_change,cpu_temp,gpu_load_change,gpu_temp,core_load,core_load_change
But it only shows cores load in result.
For example to see gpu information you need to add gpu_stats
That worked, thanks. Is it possible to read total VRAM of the process in general?
nvtop does have per process vram. Should be possible.
Yeah there's no issues implementing it, just time to write it
Currently mangohud shows system RAM / VRAM utilization. It would be nice if possible to see how much memory the actual program that runs with the HUD uses.