Nvidia System Monitor

Nvidia System Monitor is a handy tool for Linux users who want to keep an eye on their Nvidia graphics card. Even though there have been some great improvements in making Nvidia hardware easier to use on Linux, we still have a bit of a journey ahead before everything works perfectly out of the box.

Why Choose Nvidia System Monitor?

Sure, some NVIDIA drivers are included with major Linux distributions, but if you really want control over what your GPU is doing, you'll probably want to check out this third-party app. It's free and open-source, and it acts like a personalized task manager just for your Nvidia GPU.

Features of Nvidia System Monitor

This app gives you tons of useful info! You can see all the running processes along with their names and even cool graphs that show how much your GPU and memory are being used. Plus, if there's something you don't need running, you can easily close those processes right from the app.

Lightweight and Easy Installation

The best part? Nvidia System Monitor is lightweight and won't hog your system's resources. You can install it directly from Flathub or even build it from source if you're feeling adventurous! Check out the GitHub repository page for more details.

For Different Linux Users

If you're using Debian, Ubuntu, or Fedora, there are dedicated installers available too. And for our Arch Linux friends, there's an AUR PPA. So no one gets left behind!

A Solid Choice for Control

Nvidia System Monitor might not be the ultimate solution for everyone using NVIDIA GPUs on Linux, but it sure is a fantastic little app for those looking to take charge of their graphics card performance. It's simple to use and easy to install—definitely worth giving it a try!

If you're ready to download Nvidia System Monitor, you'll see how much control you can gain over your GPU!