Still affects me. It uses a wildly varying amount of CPU, between 15%
and 40%, on an AMD Athlon 5000+.
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I have an old 32-bit pentium 4. It only uses 3% of the CPU on that.
Looks like this is definitely fixed in xenial.
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FWIW, on my (6-year-old) desktop under 14.04 LTS running on an Intel®
Core™2 Duo CPU E7200 @ 2.53GHz × 2 System Monitor still takes around
20-30% CPU time (I checked both g-s-m and top).
I have two bits of useful debugging info:
First, if I change the update interval to 3s CPU usage in g-s-m
They should write a completely new and lightweight monitor, something like
windows 8 has done.
On 25 Aug 2014 16:26, Kevin ke...@chowski.com wrote:
FWIW, on my (6-year-old) desktop under 14.04 LTS running on an Intel®
Core™2 Duo CPU E7200 @ 2.53GHz × 2 System Monitor still takes around
20-30%
The bug got fixed in https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-system-
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I'm experiencing this bug, in a core i7 machine, with 16gb RAM. Gnome
system monitor still uses 50% most of the time when opened.
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I've been experiencing this same issue. I saw gnome-system-monitor go up
to 200% at one point. I guess that's 100% for each core as it's a dual-
core cpu.
I've attached a screenshot showing high CPU usage.
I'm using a relatively old Belinea laptop with an Intel Core2 Duo T7100
processor and 2GB
i've been having this bug since the beginning of time on different amd
and intel systems. very annoying this has not been fixed after all this
time...
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Same here: Gnome System Monitor at 48%!
Ubuntu 12.04 on a Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q720 @ 1.60GHz
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this is really odd. Top, the terminal command, uses like 0.2% to
monitor everything g-s-m monitors. Why does g-s-m use a full 20% or
more? very strange indeed.
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I am having simalar problem in 10.10 32 bit superOS (super ubuntu)
intel DP43BF board
Nvidia quadro FX550 using proprietary driver version 260.19.06
Q8300 quad core2
cpu monitor widget and panel app show idle load at normal 5% or so, as soon as
I open Sys monitor, cpu load jumps up to 32-38%,
@ Michal Golebiowski
G-s-m works fine on all my machines, even on my ThinkPad Edge (screen shot).
Only once in a while I had the problem with the cpu Usage. The attached
screenshot shows my ThinkPad (intel U7300) with G-s-m running in the task bar
and X-Window, monitoring cpu, ram, network and
@Thomas Weiler
This 8% is not everything, if I switch to the Resources tab I see CPU usage
of about 15-20% on each core which is a lot considering I'm not running
anything computionally complex. On my older laptop it was a lot more than this
15-20%, it reached 50-70% IIRC. Besides, it's not
@ Michal Golebiowski
Hi, sorry i am a little bit confused now.
If you scroll to the top of this page you can read the original bug description
from Jonathan M. in 2007.
He wrote: Gnome System monitor sometimes claims to be using all of the
spare capacity of my CPU, I cannot pinpoint when it
@Thomas Weiler
Maybe you're right but that would mean most of alleged dups should be
un-dupped, look at their description.
Besides, if you look at the bugzilla report:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=524830
you'll see they claim that the problem is caused by some inefficient updating
BTW, the title of this bug would be also misleading.
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Hi,
Important things first: I am not an expert and I am not a native speaker
;-)
But maybe I have hint about what could be going on here.
A short story about my problems with gnome-system-monitor:
I have used g-s-m on various machines and with diffrent Systems (Debian,
Ubuntu, Fedora). I
@Thomas Weiler
This top issue of yours seems like a different one. Gnome system monitor always
eats up CPU whereas top usually doesn't.
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Disclaimer: I know nothing of GTK or Cairo.
First up, the source:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-system-monitor/tree/src/load-graph.cpp
This comment:
// FIXME:
// on configure, g-frames_per_unit =
g-draw_width/(LoadGraph::NUM_POINTS);
// knock FRAMES down to 5 until
I presume I don't have vinagre in background (no such thread), and I still have
the problem of high CPU usage from g-s-m.
I also notice the same behaviour with the last version of the xfce cpu monitor
released with xubuntu maverick.
Here again, there is an new graph added, showing the CPU
I was fighting with those excessive CPU usage over the last days, too.
It occurred after upgrading to Lucid, and as most of the subscribers, I
suspected g-m-s. However, I started, by incidence, a session of another
user, which was almost virgin and did not show this high CPU usage. So I
tried to
I also got excessive CPU usage.
One possible workaround could be to open a terminal and run the 'top' command.
(I know it is not so fancy, but still does the job. :-)
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I've seen Gnome System Monitor take up to 140%(!) CPU resources
(according to the Gnome System Monitor...) on 64-bit Meerkat running on
a 2010 MacBook Pro with quad-core 2.66 GHz processors and 4Gib of RAM.
Wow. My lap gets hot!
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My last entry (#79) I suggested fix turned out to be short lived.
Changing the frequency also gave false hope of a fix. I spend 30 hours
since trying to better understand this issue. I've installed Ubuntu
10.04 and Mint 9 on old then new HDs thinking it was drive related. I
installed older and
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It's amazing how this problem has been so persistant with Ubuntu (CPU
jumping to 90-100%), I wish I could help resolve it but I'm not a coder.
However, I can share my work around; I uninstalled 'gnome-system-
monitor' and now use the 'awn system monitor' instead to monitor my
system's performance.
As a workaround, what about decreasing the update frequency by default ?
(e.g. 5s, so that by default the bug is less painful, and users who want
can increase the frequency )
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Can you believe we are in 2010, this bug was opened in 2007 and gnome-
system-monitor STILL BE CPU EATER : ALWAYS between 20% and 40% on my
laptop ! This is juste a joke or what ?!
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Joe le Kiffeur ,
The bug had been marked Triaged which means it has sufficient info for a
developer to start working on the bug.
By setting it from triaged to confirmed , the bug status was effectively
lowered.
For more info about bug status: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Status
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I can confirm this behavior as well on all my computers (laptop with C2D
T5600, desktop with Athlon 64 3000+, desktop with Athlon XP 2000+) which
I recently updated to Lucid.
One more thing, probably not related to this bug, but quite annoying is
that on one computer the System Monitor window is
I get this bug in Lucid, and:
- the excessive CPU usage is about evenly divided between Gnome system
monitor and dbus-daemon
- Setting update intervals doesn't have any effect, neither does
choosing different tabs from the system monitor
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It slows down the system so much that VLC drops frames when playing
videos.
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This bug also affects me with a higher configuration than other users.
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Forget the graph for a second, just scroll the processes tab up and down
quickly, that will surly max out any processor.
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Yes scrolling is using CPU a lot, but it's not only in System Monitor,
but also in Nautilus, Firefox and other applications, so its probably
not a bug (but it would be nice to optimize it:).
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On my system (Ubuntu 9.10 upgraded from 9.04 clean install) with Intel
C2D T5600 (1.83 GHz) I get CPU usage 6-8% for System Monitor alone when
I just left it running. It is quite high, especially compared to Win as
many people above mentioned (even higher than my Firefox full of addons
with couple
I discovered some more:
- It is definitely caused by graphs (as Spudz wrote on 2008-11-12).
- Resource consumption doesn't depend only on graph update interval, but also
on graph size if I unmaximize the System monitor window (to size 550x412 px -
lowest possible) graphs are smoothly running
new test with Karmic:
- open System Monitor, Resource tab, set Update Interval to 0.25s during 10
seconds, then 0.5s, then 0.75s, then 1s. You will see on the attached
screenshot that the longer the UpdateInterval, the more the CPU used by the
graph. Note that with 0.25s it uses 40%CPU, then
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By the way, I discovered I had an error when launching with the
terminal, I don't know if it is related:
~$ LANGUAGE=en_US.utf8 gnome-system-monitor
** (gnome-system-monitor:7079): WARNING **: SELinux was found but is not
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System Monitor uses about 20% cpu on my machine. There is no way that
this is necessary. This bug has been open since 2007 its now 2010. It
makes ubuntu look crap, unprofessional and slow. Windows seems to do the
same job only using only a fraction of the cpu time. All it needs to do
is update a
I don't know if this is a clue but it looked very strange:
Some time ago I noticed that every time I checked processes with gnome
system monitor ntop would use a lot of cpu (50-100%). When I killed ntop
system monitor would be killed too! It happened consistently. Eventually
I removed ntop in
It's still a big problem!
When you are talking about the low CPU usages of Ubuntu, you can't show it to
your friend because of system monitor make it as unthinkable.
Here my high CPU usage screen shot because of system monitor. Only system
monitor is active.
My CPU is Intel Core 2 Duo T9550
On my side, the update interval is correct, the graph respects the
scale on the lowest bar.
But about CPU usage, I've got the same behaviour.
Before launching Gnome-System-Monitor, X uses less than 1% of CPU.
When I run gnome-system-monitor, X and g-s-m are using each 8 to 12% of CPU. So
the
My experience:
1. Top is reporting that root running Xorg takes 24% of CPU.
2. Start System Monitor on processes,
Top reports Xorg 30%, gnome-system-mo 7%.
3. I press System Monitor Resources tab, and top shows Xorg 53%, gnome-
system-mo 9%.
So the System Monitor Resources tab takes (53 + 9 -
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This bug is also present in Ubuntu 9.10 (Koala).
Sometimes the g-s-m uses 100% cpu.
I don't think that this bug is a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205362, because it is does not always
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nice but i reinstall my system on ubuntu 9.04 beta to ubuntu 9.04 rc
.problem never return. At me tracket take all ram and CPU sa i close him
every restart system and bug never back. In new wersion on ubuntu 9.04 rc
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I tried to use g-s-m to see what was slowing down my system. It turned out to
be my screenlets.
G-S-M uses more resource than firefox does! It used almost all of my ram and
all of my CPU. Then it wouldn't close no matter what I did. I finnaly got it
to close my ending it's own proccess. A
I can confirm that even the multiload applet drains 50% cpu when I'm not
doing nothing on my core2 duo 2.8 GHz
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I can confirm this bug for 9.04 beta and also observed it with 8.10 on
many different machines. CPU usage of g-s-m is way out of where it
should be for a little helping task.
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One more voice to sing the song :-p I have a p4 with 2.6 Ghz and2 times 500 of
ram runing in paralelle
Yet I have noticed this problem seems to be related to the graphics in ubuntu
rather than to the cpu monitor its self
As i get the same kind of processor abuse with any and all graphical use,
First thanks to all Gnome developpers! I really love GNOME :)
I have the same bug on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid : g-s-m uses between 18% to 100% of
my CPU.
I have a Mobile AMD Sempron 3200+.
Then I changed the sample frequency to its minimum both on Processus and
Ressources tabs. I saw the
System Monitor chews up to 20% of my CPU. It's really pretty I know,
but ...this renders it really useless.
This is either caused by (1) the math-algorithm to smooth the graphs, or
(2) the redrawing.
If (1), need to check if the entire curve is re-approximated each
redraw. if it is, that's
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got a really high CPU usage here too
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7300 @ 2.00GHz
a Graph for CPU usage should be as seamless as possible. I'm using an Interval
of 1 second.
Futhermore I have the gnome panel applet monitor enabled, too, which acts like
a CPU mon should, it nearly doesn't use
It seems that when I go full screen with the resource monitor, the CPU
usage jumps to 80+ %. If I reduce the size of the window it drops.
John
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on my laptop using an ATI Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000], i have
the same problem on the ressource tab, even if I deactivate the smooth
checkbox in the prefrences.
However, CPU usage drop below 10% if I reduce the window size. If I
enlarge the windows, then Xorg starts eating 100% CPU
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the update interval for each section in turn and found that updating the
File Systems tab seems to generate the most CPU usage (though, I should
point out
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 2:02 PM, Andrew Lambert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Just adding my voice to the choir here.
A lot of people have, but there's no need. This is already reported upstream
to the developers.
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CPU usage is 20-80% on my machine(Hardy beta)
It would be nice if GSM used no more cpu than top so the resource tab
can actually be used accuratly. At the present time CPU usage on the
resource tab is at 80% on an otherwise idle machine, which doesn't help
in gaging cpu usage of the rest of the
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the Debian bug also.
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Linking to correct upstream bug (which I just reported because I
couldn't find an existing one):
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=524830. In sum: g-s-m uses too
much CPU. It is not just a matter of false reporting (like I had
previously incorrectly suggested), and is not related to the
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Thanks, but that's not the right bug. This bug predates the changes in Hardy
and doesn't have anything to
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By chance do you have an Nvidia graphics card. My test machine was
doing the same thing. gnome-system-monitor using high 90% switching to
resources tab would spike it to 100%. I did not have the nvidia drivers
enabled. Once I enabled them and rebooted my system has stabilized.
I could reproduce this bug with ATI's radeonhd and fglrx driver too. But
like you (on another computer) I have no problem using nvidia's nvidia
proprietary driver.
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i expierience high cpu load with the resources tab, and i am using the
nvidia-glx-new package.
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I have nvidia-glx-new enabled and have high CPU resource usage in gutsy.
Does look much better in hardy. Can go as low as 5% in hardy, amazing
improvement but still kinda sucks!
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Gadget Boy, this problem predates the smooth graphs introduced in Hardy.
This is about g-s-m reporting high CPU usage for itself, even when not
on the Resources tab. This has gotten worse in Hardy, yes, but is about
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http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=507797.
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This problem on hardy appears recently, it was not there just after the
introduction of the smooth graphs
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Hardy's Resources tab uses some new Cairo rendering for smooth graphs, and
those
performance problems are known.
Is there a separate bug report for that?
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On Feb 4, 2008 9:27 AM, Sigi Si [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
High CPU usage only when application is maximized. Graphs then become
black.
Hardy Heron 8.04, alpha 4, all updates...
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This bug is about performance in Gutsy and
Situation here:
High CPU usage only when application is maximized. Graphs then become
black.
Hardy Heron 8.04, alpha 4, all updates...
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it seems to happen only when i use the page to show ressources; when i
clik on it system become unresponsive instantly
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it seems to happen only when i use the page to show ressources; when i
clik on it system become unresponsive instantly
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on hardy heron it use 100% of my cpu p4 2.2ghz (2500mo of ram)
system become unresponsive until the program is closed or killed
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And this is actually not a misinterpretation of the sys-mon app but
really how much cpu it consumes, unlike what people have suggested
before. I just setup Gutsy on a Celeron 500 and starting g-sys-mon makes
it very unresponsive! g-sys-mon is reporting it's cpu consumption
correctly, but it
I have confirmed that Top reads GSM as using approximately the same CPU%
as GMS itself shows. excessive usage does not appear to be a display
aberration. top, at 3sec refresh uses at most 0.7% to do basically the
same job. I did turn down or off all the settings possible in GSM just
in case there
I'm experiencing similar excessive usage. Intermittently spiking the CPU to
80-100%, (and reducing other high CPU tasks in the process), and running
normally at 10-30%. monitoring the system without dramatically affecting the
processes monitored is a must for this type of utility.
You changed
It might be worth mentioning that my gutsy box (mentioned in previous
post) is a 2.8ghz Celeron w/ 768MB ram, very similar to the
configuration of the thread creator.
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Using 6-17% on my Core 2 Duo, which is quite extreme. Even Windows'
equivalent uses max. 1-3% or so.
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Still an issue with Gutsy?
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not as high anymore in gutsy 11-20 on average. still pretty high for a
cpu monitor!
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Opening top and gnome-system-monitor simultaneously (in Feisty), I can
observe that top takes 1% CPU, g-s-m takes 10-30% CPU. This isn't a
misreporting issue unless it's at a lower level: as ld2ndR says, the two
report similar results. The fact that top takes much less is also
notable, in that
I'm convinced that g-s-m is just displaying the wrong information for
itself
I don't think so : just open top and watch gsm CPU usage.
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Excessive CPU usage by Gnome System Monitor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/93847
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No even though g-s-m does not seem to show exactly the same CPU usage
for itself as top is showing, g-s-m seems to have a resource problem
after all. It just uses too much CPU for the little task it has to do!
Yes, I agree this should be reported upstream! It is embarrassing if the
CPU monitor
On 5/18/07, elias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No even though g-s-m does not seem to show exactly the same CPU usage
for itself as top is showing, g-s-m seems to have a resource problem
after all. It just uses too much CPU for the little task it has to do!
Yes, I agree this should be reported
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