GPU monitor - Pro

Requirements

Chip

ESP32-P4

Resolution

800 x 1280, 800 x 480

Package size

180 KB

What you get

• The multi-GPU view: one card for each graphics card, showing live utilisation, video memory, temperature and the history behind them. A machine with two cards in it puts two cards on the wall, and you can watch up to six machines at the same time - a desktop, a render box and a laptop side by side, each on its own live connection. Name each machine on the device and the wall subscribes to the free TOPG agent running on it. A machine that goes away dims its own cards and says so, and leaves the rest of the wall alone.
• TOPG is the free agent that feeds it. It is a small open source program you run on the machine the graphics card is in - download a build for Windows, Linux or macOS, compile it yourself, or run it in Docker. It reads the card the same way nvidia-smi does and streams the numbers to your device over your own network, once a second. Nothing leaves your network and there is no account to make. Download it from https://github.com/sukesh-ak/TOPG. Run one on each machine you want on the wall.

Features

• A card for every graphics card, not every machine - a box with two cards in it puts two on the wall.
• Up to six machines at once, each on its own live connection and named however you like.
• Load, video memory and temperature on every card, big enough to read from across the room.
• Rolling history for load and memory under each card, so you can see what a machine has been doing.
• A machine that goes away dims its own cards and says so, and leaves the rest of the wall running.
• A throttle warning turns the temperature red when a card is being held back.
• Add and name machines on the device itself, behind the gear.
• Live from the free TOPG agent on each machine - one second per update, and nothing leaves your network.
• Fills the glass in portrait or landscape, and scrolls when there are more cards than fit.

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