How to analyze video card RAM and GPU load? [duplicate]

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I would like to analyze my video card performance (RAM, load, etc) the way that top, free and lscpu does for my main hardware.



Is there an app to do this?




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    Is there an app to do this?




    video performance ram top free




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      I would like to analyze my video card performance (RAM, load, etc) the way that top, free and lscpu does for my main hardware.



      Is there an app to do this?




      video performance ram top free




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      • How to measure GPU usage?

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      I would like to analyze my video card performance (RAM, load, etc) the way that top, free and lscpu does for my main hardware.



      Is there an app to do this?





      This question already has an answer here:



      • How to measure GPU usage?

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      video performance ram top free





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          I found two tools, so decide which works best for your needs:




          1. glmark2:




            • Installation:



              sudo apt-get install glmark2
              # usage
              glmark2




          2. glx-gears:




            • installation:



              sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
              # usage
              glxgears



          Then in case your looking for something more robust, then try the tools from Unigine Benchmark Products: link => https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven






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          • these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
            – Joshua Besneatte
            May 13 at 19:26










          • I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
            – George Udosen
            May 13 at 19:28






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            downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
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            May 13 at 19:31

















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          It seems this is actually a duplicate of How to measure GPU usage?



          Here are all the suggestions in one simple list:



          • Nvidia GPUs: nvidia-smi --loop-ms=1000

          • Nvidia GPUs: ntop

          • Intel GPUs: intel-gpu-tools

          • AMD GPUs: fglrx (closed source drivers): aticonfig --odgc --odgt

          • AMD GPUs: mesa (open source drivers): RadeonTop

          • GPUstat: gpustat

          • Conky: sudo apt install conky ( I can't get this to work )

          • Glances: glances





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            I found two tools, so decide which works best for your needs:




            1. glmark2:




              • Installation:



                sudo apt-get install glmark2
                # usage
                glmark2




            2. glx-gears:




              • installation:



                sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
                # usage
                glxgears



            Then in case your looking for something more robust, then try the tools from Unigine Benchmark Products: link => https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven






            share|improve this answer






















            • these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:26










            • I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
              – George Udosen
              May 13 at 19:28






            • 1




              downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:31














            up vote
            1
            down vote













            I found two tools, so decide which works best for your needs:




            1. glmark2:




              • Installation:



                sudo apt-get install glmark2
                # usage
                glmark2




            2. glx-gears:




              • installation:



                sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
                # usage
                glxgears



            Then in case your looking for something more robust, then try the tools from Unigine Benchmark Products: link => https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven






            share|improve this answer






















            • these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:26










            • I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
              – George Udosen
              May 13 at 19:28






            • 1




              downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:31












            up vote
            1
            down vote










            up vote
            1
            down vote









            I found two tools, so decide which works best for your needs:




            1. glmark2:




              • Installation:



                sudo apt-get install glmark2
                # usage
                glmark2




            2. glx-gears:




              • installation:



                sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
                # usage
                glxgears



            Then in case your looking for something more robust, then try the tools from Unigine Benchmark Products: link => https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven






            share|improve this answer














            I found two tools, so decide which works best for your needs:




            1. glmark2:




              • Installation:



                sudo apt-get install glmark2
                # usage
                glmark2




            2. glx-gears:




              • installation:



                sudo apt-get install mesa-utils
                # usage
                glxgears



            Then in case your looking for something more robust, then try the tools from Unigine Benchmark Products: link => https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven







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            answered May 13 at 19:15









            George Udosen

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            • these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:26










            • I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
              – George Udosen
              May 13 at 19:28






            • 1




              downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:31
















            • these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:26










            • I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
              – George Udosen
              May 13 at 19:28






            • 1




              downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
              – Joshua Besneatte
              May 13 at 19:31















            these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
            – Joshua Besneatte
            May 13 at 19:26




            these just seem to do benchmarking by forcing 3d rendering... I don't see any actual info on the card.... gpu and ram usage to be specific
            – Joshua Besneatte
            May 13 at 19:26












            I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
            – George Udosen
            May 13 at 19:28




            I don't use these tools myself but perhaps the last edit in my post would do better.
            – George Udosen
            May 13 at 19:28




            1




            1




            downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
            – Joshua Besneatte
            May 13 at 19:31




            downloading heaven now... looks like it might be the one, I will let you know
            – Joshua Besneatte
            May 13 at 19:31












            up vote
            0
            down vote



            accepted










            It seems this is actually a duplicate of How to measure GPU usage?



            Here are all the suggestions in one simple list:



            • Nvidia GPUs: nvidia-smi --loop-ms=1000

            • Nvidia GPUs: ntop

            • Intel GPUs: intel-gpu-tools

            • AMD GPUs: fglrx (closed source drivers): aticonfig --odgc --odgt

            • AMD GPUs: mesa (open source drivers): RadeonTop

            • GPUstat: gpustat

            • Conky: sudo apt install conky ( I can't get this to work )

            • Glances: glances





            share|improve this answer


























              up vote
              0
              down vote



              accepted










              It seems this is actually a duplicate of How to measure GPU usage?



              Here are all the suggestions in one simple list:



              • Nvidia GPUs: nvidia-smi --loop-ms=1000

              • Nvidia GPUs: ntop

              • Intel GPUs: intel-gpu-tools

              • AMD GPUs: fglrx (closed source drivers): aticonfig --odgc --odgt

              • AMD GPUs: mesa (open source drivers): RadeonTop

              • GPUstat: gpustat

              • Conky: sudo apt install conky ( I can't get this to work )

              • Glances: glances





              share|improve this answer
























                up vote
                0
                down vote



                accepted







                up vote
                0
                down vote



                accepted






                It seems this is actually a duplicate of How to measure GPU usage?



                Here are all the suggestions in one simple list:



                • Nvidia GPUs: nvidia-smi --loop-ms=1000

                • Nvidia GPUs: ntop

                • Intel GPUs: intel-gpu-tools

                • AMD GPUs: fglrx (closed source drivers): aticonfig --odgc --odgt

                • AMD GPUs: mesa (open source drivers): RadeonTop

                • GPUstat: gpustat

                • Conky: sudo apt install conky ( I can't get this to work )

                • Glances: glances





                share|improve this answer














                It seems this is actually a duplicate of How to measure GPU usage?



                Here are all the suggestions in one simple list:



                • Nvidia GPUs: nvidia-smi --loop-ms=1000

                • Nvidia GPUs: ntop

                • Intel GPUs: intel-gpu-tools

                • AMD GPUs: fglrx (closed source drivers): aticonfig --odgc --odgt

                • AMD GPUs: mesa (open source drivers): RadeonTop

                • GPUstat: gpustat

                • Conky: sudo apt install conky ( I can't get this to work )

                • Glances: glances






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