Alternatives to RadeonTop
Terminal tool that shows AMD Radeon GPU utilization, overall and per hardware block. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
RadeonTop
Terminal tool that shows AMD Radeon GPU utilization, overall and per hardware block.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as RadeonTop.
amdgpu_top
A Linux tool that shows AMD GPU utilization, clocks, sensors and per-process usage in a terminal or window.
amdgpu_top also targets AMD GPUs on Linux but adds per-process usage, clocks and sensors, graphical as well as terminal views, and JSON output for scripting.
nvtop
Watch GPU activity in a terminal interface.
nvtop shows GPU activity in a terminal for multiple supported accelerators and also runs on macOS, though available metrics depend on the GPU and installed driver.
LACT
A Linux application for configuring and monitoring AMD, Nvidia and Intel graphics cards.
LACT covers AMD, Nvidia and Intel cards with a graphical interface plus CLI, and adds GPU tuning through a background daemon, which carries some hardware risk.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
btop++
A terminal resource monitor that looks good enough to leave open, with processes, CPU, memory, disks, network and GPUs.
Mission Center
A Linux system monitor that looks like the Windows Task Manager, which is exactly the point.
Resources
A GNOME app that shows CPU, memory, GPU, network, storage and battery usage and manages processes.
MangoHud
A Vulkan and OpenGL overlay for Linux games that shows FPS, temperatures, CPU and GPU load.
CoreCtrl
A Linux utility that applies CPU and GPU settings automatically through per-application profiles.
nvitop
Interactive terminal viewer for NVIDIA GPUs and the processes running on them.
