Gpu occupancy

GPU occupancy refers to the usage of GPU (graphics card) in the computer.

Indicates how the GPU handles the load and programs in the current task, occupying the percentage of the whole GPU bandwidth and performance. When the computer is running normally, the utilization rate of GPU is low, ranging from 10% to 20%, which means that most of the performance of GPU can still be used for other tasks. When running a task that requires a lot of graphics processing, such as playing complex 3D games, rendering videos or carrying out machine learning training, the utilization rate of GPU will be greatly improved. In this case, the utilization rate of GPU can easily exceed 60% or even reach 100%, which means that the GPU is running at full capacity to handle the graphics calculation and processing required by the current task.