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Is There a GPU Performance Monitoring Tool for Ubuntu?

Content Type: Maintenance & Performance   |   Article ID: 000095813   |   Last Reviewed: 08/25/2025

Environment

Operating System

Other Linux family*
Ubuntu 23.04

Description

Is there a tool to monitoring tool used to see GPU usage? A tool that seems and works like AMD's radeontop which can show color outputs and has more than 10 metrics.

Resolution

For monitoring, the only tool available is intel_gpu_top.

It can be installed through the command line with the command:

sudo apt install intel-gpu-tools

To run the monitoring tool, use the command:

sudo intel_gpu_top

Noteintel-gpu-tools are meant for the development and testing of DRM drivers, as indicated in their documentation. The intel_gpu_top command will show some information for the i915 devices and may or may not suit your needs. These tool is not equivalent to the Intel Graphics Software for Windows. 

 

For performance monitoring, run benchmarks and compare results based on their scores.

For example: Using glmark2:

  1. Open the Linux command line
  2. Install it as follows:
    $ sudo apt install glmark2
  3. Then, run it as follows:
    $ glmark2

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