Open hafizuriu opened 1 year ago
Hi hafizuriu, it seems like you are attempting to determine the DRAM usage on a laptop computer. Unfortunately, the RAPL technology (the registers provided by INTEL which we use to measure the energy consumption) does not support measuring DRAM for desktop CPUs like Intel Core 5, 7, 9, 11, etc. It is only available for XENON CPUs. Let me know if this answers your question.
@altor @rouvoy @chakib-belgaid @danglotb
Thank you for your response @chakib-belgaid
My other confusion is about the outputs that pyJoules return.
It return as follows-
begin timestamp : 1675697491.336882; tag : foo; duration : 3.7640533447265625; package_0 : 153976351.0; core_0 : 127869606.0; uncore_0 : 0.0; nvidia_gpu_0 : 192276
My question is if I want to measure the CPU energy consumption, what values should I have to take into account? What is the unit of package_0?
Could you please help me to clarify this issues?
My machine details: 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i9-11900 @ 2.50GHz × 16 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
@altor @rouvoy @chakib-belgaid @danglotb I have the following code snippet running on Ubuntu 22.04.1
I get the following stack trace error:
Does pyJoles able to measure the energy consumption of DRAM? N.B: It can measure energy consumption of NVIDIA GPU. But think it measures energy in milli-joule, not micro-joule