GPU Analyser
Computle GPU Analyser is a powerful free tool designed to help organisations monitor and analyse GPU usage across their workstations. By providing detailed insights into how different users utilise GPU resources, it enables IT administrators to make informed decisions when planning a migration to Computle.
Access the demo here.
Features
Real-Time GPU Monitoring: Track GPU utilisation in real-time.
Historical Data Access: View historical GPU performance data to spot trends over time.
System Information Collection: Gather detailed system specs, including CPU, RAM, GPU type, and operating system.
Web-Based Dashboard: Visualise GPU performance metrics through our intuitive web interface.
Customizable Time Ranges: Analyse data over various time periods (e.g., past 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days).
Windows agent
The GPU Analyser installs a lightweight agent on each workstation. This agent runs silently in the background, collecting GPU performance metrics at regular intervals without disrupting user activities.
The data collected includes:
GPU Performance Metrics
Timestamp: Date and time of data capture.
GPU Utilization (%): Current usage level of the GPU.
Memory Used (MB): Amount of GPU memory in use.
Power Draw (W): Current power consumption of the GPU.
System Information
CPU: Processor model and specifications.
RAM: Total installed system memory.
GPU Type: Make and model of the GPU.
GPU vRAM: Total video memory available on the GPU.
Operating System: Version and build of the operating system.
Installation
Prerequisites
Administrator Access: Required for installation on each workstation.
Internet Connection: Necessary for data uploads to Computle's servers.
Unattended Installation
PowerShell
Reboot the machine.
Verify the data on the web dashboard:
MSI
Download the Installer:
Installer: Computle_GPU_Analyser_x64_2024.09.01.5.exe
sha256sum 4396d5e4cdfb05c1572cbc4ae8e5e239fc50028f4484a27017b429487365ed08
Deploy the MSI with the following arguments:
Computle_GPU_Analyser_x64_2024.09.01.5.exe /S /ProductKey=KEY
Reboot the machine.
Verify the data on the web dashboard:
Manual Installation
Download the Installer:
Installer: Computle_GPU_Analyser_x64_2024.09.01.5.exe
sha256sum 4396d5e4cdfb05c1572cbc4ae8e5e239fc50028f4484a27017b429487365ed08
Run the Installer:
Double-click the installer file.
Follow the on-screen prompts.
Completion
The agent will start running in the background upon successful installation. After closing the window, you can view the live results in the web dashboard.
Using the web dashboard
Access the web dashboard and enter your serial:
Using the dashboard
Machine Selection:
Use the "Select Machine" dropdown to choose a workstation.
Time Range Selection:
Choose from predefined time ranges (e.g., past 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days) or set a custom range.
Viewing Charts:
GPU Utilization Chart: Visual representation of GPU usage over time.
Memory Usage Chart: Displays GPU memory consumption patterns.
Power Draw Chart: Shows the GPU's power consumption trends.
System Information:
Access detailed hardware and system specs for the selected machine.
Troubleshooting
No Data Displayed:
Ensure the agent is running on the workstation. You can verify this by going to Services and then looking for Computle GPU Analyser. Ensure that the status shows as Running.
Verify that the machine has an active internet connection.
Check firewall settings to allow outbound connections to Computle's servers.
gpuanalyser.computle.net
Agent Not Starting:
Confirm that the installation was completed with administrator privileges.
Reinstall the agent if necessary.
Incorrect System Information:
The agent collects system info daily; discrepancies may resolve after 24 hours.
Ensure the workstation's date and time settings are correct.
Log file
Logs are stored in
C:\ProgramData\GPUAnalyser\logs
.
FAQs
Is the GPU Analyser resource-intensive? No, the agent is designed to be lightweight and operates with minimal impact on system performance.
How often is data collected? Data is collected every second and then aggregated into hourly averages.
Do I need to remain logged in? No, the application runs as a service.
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