I have Ryzen 5950x, and right now ryzen_monitor output doesn't completely fit into my terminal. In "monitoring" mode, i.e. without hitting Ctrl-C, I can only see cores 9–15 and anything below them. It would be great if it was possible to skip in particular Memory Interface block as it has no dynamically changing data at all.
For now I just commented out respective code block in ryzen_monitor.c but I guess it would be helpful to have a command line option for that.
I have Ryzen 5950x, and right now
ryzen_monitor
output doesn't completely fit into my terminal. In "monitoring" mode, i.e. without hitting Ctrl-C, I can only see cores 9–15 and anything below them. It would be great if it was possible to skip in particularMemory Interface
block as it has no dynamically changing data at all.For now I just commented out respective code block in
ryzen_monitor.c
but I guess it would be helpful to have a command line option for that.