That's the same exact question I wanted to ask.
Also, I'd like to know if DVMT is actually supported by the linux driver.
Thanks.
How to get VRAM usage in Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 64bit)
1 post / 0 new
- About
- Documentation
- Hardware Specification - PRMs
- 2019-2020 Intel(r) processors based Comet Lake platform
- 2018-2019 Intel(r) processors based Whiskey Lake platform
- 2017-2019 Intel(r) processors based on Amber Lake platform
- 2017-2019 Intel(r) processors based on Coffee Lake platform
- 2019 Intel(r) processors based on Ice Lake platform
- 2016 Intel(r) processors based Kaby Lake platform
- 2015-2016 Intel Processors based on Skylake Platform
- 2014-2015 Intel Processors based on Cherry Trail / Braswell Platform
- 2014-2015 Intel Processors based on Broadwell Platform
- 2013 Intel Core Processor Family
- 2012 Intel Core Processor Family
- 2011 Intel Core Processor Family
- 2010 Intel Core Processor Family
- Intel® G45 Express Chipset
- Intel® 965 Express Chipset Family and Intel® G35 Express Chipset Graphics Controller PRM
- Code Documentation
- Source Code
- 2014 Intel Processors based on the Bay Trail Platform
- Build Guide
- Bugs and Debugging
- Intel® Integrated Graphics Device - OpRegion Specification
- Archived documentation
- Hardware Specification - PRMs
- Downloads
- Blogs and news
- Community
- Support
How do you view the VRAM usage for intel integrated graphics on linux (specifically Ubuntu 14.04)? intel_gpu_top doesn't seem to display it.
I know that it is dynamically allocated with the system RAM but I want to see how much is available (because it looks like there is a maximum), and how much is currently in use.
Thanks.