List View
A compact, table-based layout that shows all GPUs as rows with sortable columns. Ideal for dense information at a glance and for wide terminals with many GPUs.
Press v to cycle views until you reach List mode.
What You See
List view presents GPUs in a tabular format, similar to nvidia-smi but more readable and with color coding. Each row contains:
- GPU Index — zero-based identifier
- Name — GPU model name
- VRAM — used / total with percentage and color-coded mini bar
- GPU % — compute utilization percentage
- Temp — temperature in Celsius
- Power — current draw in watts
- Fan — fan speed percentage (if applicable)
- Processes — count of active GPU processes
- Status — OK / WARN / CRIT badge
Below the GPU table, a combined process table shows all GPU processes across all devices, with a GPU column indicating which device each process belongs to.
Sorting
Press s to cycle the sort column. The sort indicator (arrow) moves to the active column. Available sort keys:
- GPU index (default)
- VRAM usage (absolute or percentage)
- GPU utilization
- Temperature
- Power draw
- Process count
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| s | Cycle sort column |
| f | Filter processes by name |
| Tab / Shift+Tab | Select next / previous GPU row |
| d | Open selected GPU in Detail view |
| Enter | Show process details for selected row |
| v | Cycle to next view |
When to Use List View
List view is the best choice when you have many GPUs (5+) and want to compare them in a compact format without the visual overhead of tiles. It is inspired by the nvidia-smi table but with color coding, sorting, and live updates. If you need visual richness instead, use Grid view.