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I was reading a post about gaming and spotted something from Konttori:

Originally Posted by konttori View Post
quake 3 runs beautifully on n900. I think we even tried having two running at the same time.

Anyway, q3 running the default free map was running with 40% cpu idle.
even if the CPU is not burning up, the little powervr GPU will be running like the clappers and the battery will be draining, but the user has no way this is occuring.

with this in mind, is there a GPU stats program or something that will show the % utilization of the GPU (and for that matter, the other hardawre components like DSP etc)?
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Good question.
You could ask Eero Tamminen on the developer mailing list about that one. He at least would know if a simple tool exists.
 
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Originally Posted by lcuk View Post
I was reading a post about gaming and spotted something from Konttori:



even if the CPU is not burning up, the little powervr GPU will be running like the clappers and the battery will be draining, but the user has no way this is occuring.

with this in mind, is there a GPU stats program or something that will show the % utilization of the GPU (and for that matter, the other hardawre components like DSP etc)?
top is not accurate; htop is.

powertop for ARM exists. I think that is the correct tool for this purpose, but I don't know if it works well on N900.
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout View Post
top is not accurate; htop is.

powertop for ARM exists. I think that is the correct tool for this purpose, but I don't know if it works well on N900.
They're talking about the GPU not the CPU. None of those tools have anything to do with the GPU

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Can this be done in the desktop?
 
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