A Jupyter widget for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs.
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gpuwidget
gpuwidget is a compact, simple GPU monitor living in your jupyter notebook.
Quickstart
In your jupyter notebook, run following code in a cell to install gpuwidget and run it.
%pip install gpuwidget
import gpuwidget
gpuwidget.live()
Then you are all set. The cell will finish in a few seconds, but the monitor updates itself in the background. gpuwidget works in jupyter notebook (including VSCode and PyCharm) and Google Colab.
Features
gpuwidgetmanages a thread to update itself. You can clickStop Trackingbutton to stop it or leave it there.- When not in jupyter notebook, it prints ascii gpu stats from
gpustat. - Simple and just works.
- Only support NVIDIA Graphics Devices, no AMD support as of now.
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