Here are a couple of useful tools that help you monitor GPU usage on Ubuntu and other Linux distros. Both GUI and command line tools have been covered.

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Monitoring GPU usage on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions requires specific tools as default system utilities do not display GPU stats. For GUI preferences, Mission Center supports NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPUs, with installation available via Flatpak or AUR for Arch Linux. For command-line options, nvidia-smi is suitable for NVIDIA GPUs, while nvtop and gpustat are versatile for multiple GPU brands. Keeping track of GPU utilization and temperature can diagnose performance issues and ensure proper resource use.

Monitor GPU Usage on Ubuntu and Other Linux Systems