On 06/08/18 09:37, home user via users wrote: > Earlier today, I was trying to view a loop of weather satellite images. The > animation speed was set to default, which is about midway between slowest and > fastest. But the images were inappropriately slow to load, and the animation > was inappropriately slow to advance from frame to frame. I experience this a > lot. My desktop has an nVidia GeForce GTX 660/PCIe/SSE2, and I'm using the > driver that's from rpmfusion, *not* from nVidia (I don't remember what it's > called) proprietary one.
The driver from rpmfusion *is the same* as that from nVidia. All that rpmfusion does is package it in an easy to install and maintain way. Just so others can check, maybe tell the web site you're accessing? > > questions: > I've seen somewhere, I don't remember where, that there is a way of > monitoring the gpu's busyness or load. I sure would like to be able to do > this. I'd like something similar to the cpu plot and process table of > "KSysGuard". What tool(s) come packaged with Fedora (27) to do this? If > none, what is available in the usual Fedora repositories for this? -- Conjecture is just a conclusion based on incomplete information. It isn't a fact.
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