flightlessmango
Support for multiple graphics cards.
Please add support for multiple graphics cards. Notebooks with discrete graphics only display information about the integrated graphics card. I would like to see information about a discrete video card. Maybe I just didn’t understand how to set it up, but I didn’t find how to specify information about it. There is also no way to set this up via GOverlay. Sorry for my English. Thank you.
I have the same issue aswell. Mangohud only shows stats on my onboard GPU and not my RX 6600M
"Optimus" crap is a PITA, use pci_dev param to force it (if it still works).
It tried to use pci_dev option, but it seems to be not working. I put the pci bus id that I find with lspci -D | grep VGA.
I have the mangohud version 0.6.5 installed.
You should start by using the latest mangohud release, it's not a great idea to report things not working on older versions that might have already been fixed in later
@flightlessmango 0.6.5 is the latest version on apt package manager right now.
It doesn't work on my end either. I also got the format
'domain:bus:slot.function'
from
lspci -D | grep VGA
But no matter what GPU I indicate, it displays always the same GPU. I'm using both 'gpu_name' and 'pci_dev' options.
I'm using mangohud-git from AUR.
EDIT: I think after upgrading to MangoHud-git again and reboot my computer, the GPU usage is now reported correctly. But the GPU name is still incorrect (always detects the name of the first GPU?)
In my case i always have had a problem (bug?) with my iGPU showing 2 GPU's.
On windows [MSI Afterburner/RivaTunerSS] it is GPU1 and GPU2 while GPU2 is what shows the actual iGPU usage... seems GPU1 is related to some experiment when "select" dGPU's can "work together"... i think is the one called "AMD Dual Graphics"
So in MangoHud the GPU usage always shows 0%
APU: A10 PRO 8750B I have no dedicated GPU
