Mark Knecht wrote: > > > On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at 12:30 PM Dale <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > > > Howdy, > > > > I got the new Nvidia Quadro P1000 video card in the other day. I got it > > installed. > <SNIP> > > > > Any ideas? Thanks. > > > > Dale > it's not much but nvidia-smi does show a list of GPUs and has one > temperature reading per GPU on my system > > nvtop shows GPU usage and also shows 1 temperature reading. > > For me both temp readings match. > > Not sure how much that helps with you wanting one app that shows > everything but at least it's a reading.. > > - Mark
Well, I wouldn't mind finding the file that has the temps. I have a little simple script that uses cat, grep etc to get temps and fan info. I use it if I have to compile something while in console, in other words, the GUI isn't working but I want to see if everything is running at a good temp. It's rare but I try to have that just in case. Thing is, when there is no GUI running, the GPU won't have much of a load on it so it should run cool. Still, I wouldn't mind knowing where that files is, just to be able to see all the temps, fans and such even with no GUI. On most every computer I've got, the info is under /sys/devices/platform/<some chip model>/hwmon/hwmon*/ and I can use cat to grab the info. I've looked everywhere and think it may be a AUXTIN* but not sure exactly which one or even if it is one of those. I may get some software, stress-ng may be able to do this, and stress the GPU a bit and see what temps rises. Odds are, that is the right one, if it is one of those. At that point, I can dig in /sys and see if I can find a file with the same value. I find it odd that it is so difficult to figure out which file is what temp. One would think mobo makers would have a page somewhere that shares that info so anyone and everyone can know for sure what they have. After all, even Windows shows temp and fan info. At this point tho, at least gkrellm shows the info. It's a start. By the way, I been booting and shutting down the new rig a LOT today. I added DM to the default run level. It has booted and had a normal screen every single time. Adding the DPI value to the xorg.conf file seems to have fixed the large screen issue. Micheal and I have been chatting off list. Neither of us remember having to set that even back in the old CRT days. No clue why it isn't being picked up by the GUI tools. After all, this is a very new monitor. I may be getting last years model at this price point but still, it should chat with the video card and Linux very well. My second monitor left the Memphis hub. It's on the way to the local delivery place now. It should be here tomorrow. The monitor stand shows it is on the way. I doubt it will make it here tomorrow but it claims it will. I'm thinking Tuesday tho. The State hub is not that quick and it has not even arrived at the State hub yet. It was in New Jersey this morning I think. That's a ways off for a ground package. Air could make it but I doubt ground will. I hope they surprise me. LOL Dale :-) :-)
