RadeonTop 1.0 Released For Viewing AMD Linux GPU Utilization

[agd5f]

For AMDGPU & Radeon. Might work on the PRO thing.

It's not driver dependent. It just reads back registers.

[agd5f]

Just exposing the controls through some /proc/* files would already go a long way. Anyone can then choose to create a UI/higher-level tool for managing those if they want to

The knobs for things like power management and fan controls are already exposed via sysfs. For display management, it's all exposed via randr.

[Veerappan]

The knobs for things like power management and fan controls are already exposed via sysfs. For display management, it's all exposed via randr.

Also, for those who want a GUI for controlling the power management profiles and fan curves, check out radeon-profile.

[juno]

Screenshot of RadeonTop?

(just ran something on shadertoy, so load may look a bit weird)

[curaga]

@schmidtbag: There's been a dump mode for scripts and pipes since 0.6 (in 2012).

Is it for AMDGPU, AMDGPUPRO or both?

The root-requiring mode works on any driver. The unprivileged mode only supports the open DRM.

[haagch]

Try

radeontop -c

for nice colored bars.

[aaahaaap]

The knobs for things like power management and fan controls are already exposed via sysfs. For display management, it's all exposed via randr.

Ah, that's nice!

Since bridgman wrote this

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First we would have to implement the features that the GUI controls in the driver, then we would have to port the GUI across to Linux (different interfaces, different driver capabilities etc..).

It sounds like controls for some settings are still missing though? Probably everything not related to power/fans and display management?

[bridgman]

It sounds like controls for some settings are still missing though? Probably everything not related to power/fans and display management?

Display management is handled through randr; don't think we are missing much there. My comment was in response to a long thread about the Wattman GUI - AFAIK we do not yet have the controls in for things like power limiting.