On 2/15/2025 at 8:53 AM, Barry Staes said:

@b3rs3rk Feature idea, for active apps. Show a "+12" badge after the app icons, to indicate the number of process known to use GPU resources, but where the app cant be identified. I am assuming and hoping one process correlates to one app.

 

@Moniker_30 Thanks for documenting these things. My datapoint is all that worked before 7.0 still works the same. Not seeing Whisper dockers for example, but app detection is not flawless as explained in quote below.

 

 

I can make it show number of processes like the Nvidia version.

 

 

 

Hover will show number of occurences for a specific app. Intel does not show memory at present.

3 hours ago, SimonF said:

Try setting refresh to 4000 and intel top timers to 1.5 3.0

1.5 3.0 worked for me. I didn't have to change refresh. Kept it at 2000

I still can't get IMC Bus Utilization to show anything for my A380, it's stuck on N/A. I tried multiple combinations of timers to no avail.

4 minutes ago, Vazelinko said:

I still can't get IMC Bus Utilization to show anything for my A380, it's stuck on N/A. I tried multiple combinations of timers to no avail.

If intel GPU top does not provide then GPU stats cannot display 

53 minutes ago, Vazelinko said:

I still can't get IMC Bus Utilization to show anything for my A380, it's stuck on N/A. I tried multiple combinations of timers to no avail.

IMC Bus is Integrated Memory Controller and that refers to the CPU, so to speak the RAM utilisation and therefore nothing will be reported on a dGPU.

Please keep in mind that even not all CPUs support the IMC Bus utilisation.

This is what it shows

 

It worked before switching MBO. Not sure why it hasn't since.

Edit: correction. MBO + CPU. Went from i7-6700 to i7-12700.

Edited February 27, 20251 yr by Vazelinko

1 hour ago, Vazelinko said:

This is what it shows

 

It worked before switching MBO. Not sure why it hasn't since.

Edit: correction. MBO + CPU. Went from i7-6700 to i7-12700.

Was that on the 380 or igpu? My A770 is out of my test box but I don't think it gave IMC but my igpu does which is running 12600k

2 hours ago, Vazelinko said:

Went from i7-6700 to i7-12700

As said above not all CPUs support the IMC utilisation.

It might be possible that your new CPU/Motherboard combination doesn't support IMC, you can also deactivate that here in the settings from GPU Statistics:

A380:

 

Worked fine before the upgrade to the new MBO + CPU. Here's an older screenshot I took from the previous setup with the same card:

Just now, Vazelinko said:

Worked fine before the upgrade to the new MBO + CPU. Here's an older screenshot I took from the previous setup with the same card:

As said above IMC is reported by the CPU not the iGPU. The IMC (Integrated Memory Controller) is located in the CPU not the GPU.

6 minutes ago, ich777 said:

As said above not all CPUs support the IMC utilisation.

It might be possible that your new CPU/Motherboard combination doesn't support IMC, you can also deactivate that here in the settings from GPU Statistics:

Any way to check that info?

Just now, Vazelinko said:

Any way to check that info?

If the CPU/Motherboard doesn't report it the answer is no.

 

The IMC is, as said above, located on the CPU not the GPU and if it is not reported then you simply won't get a output.

Okay. Shame, but it is what it is.

16 minutes ago, Vazelinko said:

Any way to check that info?

To answer my own question, lspci.

I updated to Nvidia Driver 570.124.04 from 570.86.16 today.  After I rebooted my server the power field shows N/A, it was working fine before the reboot.  No other changes to the system only the Nvidia driver update.  I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Nvidia driver plugin, no change.

 

 

I rolled back to 570.86.16 and it works fine again.

 

 

There appears to be some change from 570.86.16 to 570.124.04 that GPU Statistics does not like for reporting power consumption on Unraid 7.0.1.  Let me know if you need anything else.  Thank you.

1 hour ago, SShadow said:

There appears to be some change from 570.86.16 to 570.124.04 that GPU Statistics does not like for reporting power consumption on Unraid 7.0.1.  Let me know if you need anything else.  Thank you.

may compare the output from

 

nvidia-smi

 

which is the base for the plugin

1 hour ago, SShadow said:

After I rebooted my server the power field shows N/A

It is known that Nvidia removes features from cards in nvidia-smi (since they only care about compatibility with newer cards) and therefore it might be why you are seeing that -> newer driver -> probably removed the power reading for your card in nvidia-smi

@alturismo thanks, I didn't even think to check that.  Here are the results of nvidia-smi for both drivers.  Both show power usage.

 

 

 

Edited February 28, 20251 yr by SShadow

48 minutes ago, SShadow said:

@alturismo thanks, I didn't even think to check that.  Here are the results of nvidia-smi for both drivers.  Both show power usage.

 

then i would rather post in the gpu stats plugin section with those screens

1 hour ago, SShadow said:

@alturismo thanks, I didn't even think to check that.  Here are the results of nvidia-smi for both drivers.  Both show power usage.

 

 

 

Post /tmp/gpujson 

 

Nvidia-smi -L to get GUIDs

 

Also nvidia-smi -q -x GUID for each GPU.

 

 

35 minutes ago, SimonF said:

Post /tmp/gpujson 

 

Nvidia-smi -L to get GUIDs

 

Also nvidia-smi -q -x GUID for each GPU.

 

 

@SimonF I sent you a DM with this info.  Thank you.

9 hours ago, SShadow said:

@SimonF I sent you a DM with this info.  Thank you.

Looks like they have changed the name in the JSON will work on a fix. Just used to be power draw but now is average and instant.

 

               <gpu_power_readings>
                        <power_state>P8</power_state>
                        <average_power_draw>11.90 W</average_power_draw>
                        <instant_power_draw>11.81 W</instant_power_draw>
                        <current_power_limit>350.00 W</current_power_limit>
                        <requested_power_limit>350.00 W</requested_power_limit>
                        <default_power_limit>350.00 W</default_power_limit>
                        <min_power_limit>100.00 W</min_power_limit>
                        <max_power_limit>375.00 W</max_power_limit>
                </gpu_power_readings>

 

 

If you want to test nano /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/gpustat/lib/Nvidia.php

 

add this section:

 

                if (isset($data->gpu_power_readings->instant_power_draw)) {
                    $this->pageData['power'] = (float) $this->stripText(' W', $data->gpu_power_readings->instant_power_draw);
                    $this->pageData['power'] = $this->roundFloat($this->pageData['power']) . 'W';
                    }

 

 

So should look like.

 

 if ($this->settings['DISPPWRDRAW']) {
            if (isset($data->power_readings)) {
                if (isset($data->power_readings->power_draw)) {
                    $this->pageData['power'] = (float) $this->stripText(' W', $data->power_readings->power_draw);
                    $this->pageData['power'] = $this->roundFloat($this->pageData['power']) . 'W';
                }
                if (isset($data->power_readings->power_limit)) {
                    $this->pageData['powermax'] = (string) $this->stripText('.00 W', $data->power_readings->power_limit);
                }
            }
            if (isset($data->gpu_power_readings)) {
                if (isset($data->gpu_power_readings->power_draw)) {
                    $this->pageData['power'] = (float) $this->stripText(' W', $data->gpu_power_readings->power_draw);
                    $this->pageData['power'] = $this->roundFloat($this->pageData['power']) . 'W';
                    }
                if (isset($data->gpu_power_readings->instant_power_draw)) {
                    $this->pageData['power'] = (float) $this->stripText(' W', $data->gpu_power_readings->instant_power_draw);
                    $this->pageData['power'] = $this->roundFloat($this->pageData['power']) . 'W';
                    }
                if (isset($data->power_readings->power_limit)) {
                    $this->pageData['powermax'] = (string) $this->stripText('.00 W', $data->gpu_power_readings->current_power_limit);
                }
            }
        }

 

@SimonF I added the code section you provided, refreshed the page, and power section of the GPU Statistics dashboard is working again.  Thank you for the quick fix!

 

I'm not getting any power draw on my GPU, i'm also wondering, is there any way I can output this towards grafana? Would love to get that to work if someone knows a way.

4 hours ago, SShadow said:

@SimonF I added the code section you provided, refreshed the page, and power section of the GPU Statistics dashboard is working again.  Thank you for the quick fix!

 

Fixed in 2025.03.01