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amdgpu_stats

Simple TUI (using Textual) that shows AMD GPU statistics

  • GPU Utilization
  • Temperatures (as applicable)
    • Edge
    • Junction
    • Memory
  • Core clock
  • Core voltage
  • Memory clock
  • Power consumption
  • Power limits
    • Default
    • Configured
    • Board capability
  • Fan RPM
    • Current
    • Target

Main screen: Screenshot of main screen

Log screen: Screenshot of log screen

Statistics are not logged; only toggling Dark/light mode and the stat names / source files.

Tested only on RX6000 series cards; more may be supported. Please file an issue if finding incompatibility!

Requirements

Only Linux is supported. Information is completely sourced from interfaces in sysfs.

It may be necessary to update the amdgpu.ppfeaturemask parameter to enable metrics.

This is assumed present for control over the elements being monitored. Untested without.

See this Arch Wiki entry for context.

Python

The Fedora base repositories provide the requirements with these packages:

  • python3-humanfriendly
  • python3-textual

See requirements.txt for other distributions