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System monitor : hardware support
Matthieu Houdebine edited this page Dec 13, 2022
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Hardware support for system monitor depends on the HW manufacturer and the OS.
Check this table to know if your hardware is supported by system monitor on your OS:
✅ Supported / ❕ Supported with limitations (see notes below) / ❌ Unsupported / ❔ Untested
| Windows (LibreHardwareMonitor integration) | Windows (Python libraries) | Linux | macOS | Raspberry Pi | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | ✅ Intel ✅ AMD |
✅ Intel ✅ AMD ❌ No CPU temperature |
✅ Intel ✅ AMD |
✅ Intel ✅ AMD ❔ CPU temperature |
✅ ARM |
| GPU | ✅ Nvidia ✅ AMD ✅ Intel ❌ Multiple GPUs |
✅ Nvidia ❕ AMD ❌ Multiple GPUs |
✅ Nvidia ❕ AMD ❌ Multiple GPUs |
✅ Nvidia ❕ AMD ❌ Multiple GPUs |
❌ |
| RAM | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ❔ |
| Disk | ✅ Only system disk | ✅ Only system disk | ✅ Only system disk | ❕ Only system disk | ❔ |
| Network | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Notes:
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AMD GPU / Windows:
- GPU memory usage not available (this is a hardware limitation: AMD GPUs do not offer a public API for this).
- Use LibreHardwareMonitor integration if you have a 2019+ GPU, it is not supported by pyadl Python library.
- Nvidia GPU / all platforms: GPU usage may be unsupported if this is not your main GPU (e.g. on a laptop with an integrated Intel GPU)
Feel free to add additional info to this table as a PR if you test on other OS / hardware.