Check Graphics Card Info on Linux

1 year ago
Liam
1 minute

In Linux systems, there are several methods available to check graphics card information:

  1. To view the graphics card information in the system, open the terminal and enter the command “lspci | grep VGA” using the lspci command.
  2. By utilizing the lshw command, users can access detailed hardware information, including graphics cards, for all devices within the system. Simply input the command “sudo lshw -C display” in the terminal to view specifics about the display device.
  3. By using the “lspci -v” command, you can display more detailed information about PCI devices, including the graphics card. Type the command “lspci -v | grep -A 12 VGA” in the terminal to view detailed information about the graphics card.
  4. By using the nvidia-smi command (only applicable to NVIDIA graphics cards), you can view detailed information about the graphics card. Just enter the command “nvidia-smi” in the terminal to see the running status, temperature, and other details of the NVIDIA graphics card.

With the above methods, you can easily view information about the graphics card in a Linux system.

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