You have requested an option to log the telemetry data (GPU/VRAM usage, VRAM bandwidth, temperature, power, fan speed, PCIe bandwidth etc.) from hw-smi to a file. Today I have implemented exactly that. Have fun montoring your hardware and applications, be it Intel Arc (Pro) or any other Nvidia/AMD GPUs on Windows and Linux! 🖖
GPU coolers have become way too large, especially relative to their power...
And yes, that i7-4771 from the dumpster with Frankenstein 8+4+8+4 GB DDR3 is the perfect machine to house that GPU. Works fine with Kubuntu 24.04 LTS and Kernel 7.0.
My stack of testing hardware grows, latest addition is a Dell XPS 14 with Intel Core Ultra X7 358H CPU and Arc B390 iGPU (Panther Lake), and 32GB LPDDR5X at 9600MT/s.
My OpenCL-Benchmark on the B390 measures ~7.4 TFlops FP32 and ~120GB/s memory bandwidth. What's cool is you can allocate ~27GB of the 32GB RAM to the iGPU as VRAM. hw-smi also works with the B390.
FluidX3D benchmarks here: https://github.com/ProjectPhysX/FluidX3D#single-gpucpu-benchmarks
And the OpenCL infos: