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For the process consumption you can use device.getCurrentUsage(). Its returns an integer and the "unit" is percentage. But for the memory... I do not found any method to grab this information. Only on linux, there is a "ADL2_Adapter_MemoryInfo_Get" method, but also not return the memory usage, only the memory size, type and bandwidth. I checked the APIs and examples, but nothing. Only the current frequency and the range.
For the memory, I have not known yet... I looked around on the internet too, maybe the solution will OpenCL
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For the process consumption you can use device.getCurrentUsage(). Its returns an integer and the "unit" is percentage. But for the memory... I do not found any method to grab this information. Only on linux, there is a "ADL2_Adapter_MemoryInfo_Get" method, but also not return the memory usage, only the memory size, type and bandwidth. I checked the APIs and examples, but nothing. Only the current frequency and the range.
For the memory, I have not known yet... I looked around on the internet too, maybe the solution will OpenCL
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: