Not working with macOS Ventura

[johnnynunez]

powermetrics: unrecognized sampler: bandwidth

M1 MAX

[dehydratedpotato]

This problem has also occurred at issue #41...

[jerjer1223]

not working for me either

[mmatook]

Same here with the public release version of Ventura 13.0 on an M1 Max.

[splicedwdm]

Would appreciate instructions for a fix also.

[november1118]

Same here.

2020 MBP M1

[zfyao666]

Same here.
macOS Ventura
2020 MBA M1

[tzakharko]

It seems Apple has removed DRAM statistics in powermetrics, which is why asitop breaks. They also changed the wording (it's now 'total power' instead of 'package power', which kind of makes sense as I suspect that powermetrics never really reported package power on Apple Silicon).

[zfyao666]

It seems Apple has removed DRAM statistics in powermetrics, which is why asitop breaks. They also changed the wording (it's now 'total power' instead of 'package power', which kind of makes sense as I suspect that powermetrics never really reported package power on Apple Silicon).

So we need to wait the developer change the code or wording in asitop?

[tzakharko]

From what I see there is already a patch, they are just working out the details

#44

[zfyao666]

OK, thanks for your comments. I will follow up on this patch.

[sbstndalton]

powermetrics: unrecognized sampler: bandwidth

M1 MAX

Same here, M2 MacBook Air, Ventura 13.0 Public Release

[JeremyHash]

me too😅

[johnnynunez]

download https://github.com/SuperKenVery/asitop zip
pip install asitop-main.zip

[ghost]

Hi John,

Thanks for your kind support for this project.

Would you kindly tell if there is any difference between this solution and simply upgrading to next released version.

Thanks

[mikumi]

@johnnynunez

download https://github.com/SuperKenVery/asitop zip pip install asitop-main.zip

Thanks a lot for providing this! Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with neither powermetrics nor python, so I can't really debug. But I have noticed something interesting: it seems the package power can be lower than the CPU power, which shouldn't be possible I guess?

For demonstration purposes I ran Cinebench and captured the asitop output in the following screenshot:

[vladkens]

@johnnynunez thanks a lot.

An even simpler way to install a temporary solution for MacOS Ventura:

pip uninstall -y asitop
pip install git+https://github.com/SuperKenVery/asitop.git

[UMANGHARDY]

OK, thanks for your comments. I will follow up on this patch.

how to do it?

[sbstndalton]

@johnnynunez

download https://github.com/SuperKenVery/asitop zip pip install asitop-main.zip

Thanks a lot for providing this! Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with neither powermetrics nor python, so I can't really debug. But I have noticed something interesting: it seems the package power can be lower than the CPU power, which shouldn't be possible I guess?

For demonstration purposes I ran Cinebench and captured the asitop output in the following screenshot:

How did you make it look like that? I'm not very versed in the usage besides the basic terminal commands.

[mikumi]

How did you make it look like that? I'm not very versed in the usage besides the basic terminal commands.

That's tmux, running three terminals with asitop at the top left, top at the top right, and htop at the bottom.

[molekulek]

ASITOP - Performance monitoring CLI tool for Apple Silicon
You can update ASITOP by running pip install asitop --upgrade
Get help at https://github.com/tlkh/asitop
P.S. You are recommended to run ASITOP with sudo asitop

[1/3] Loading ASITOP

[2/3] Starting powermetrics process

[3/3] Waiting for first reading...

powermetrics: unrecognized sampler: bandwidth

Still not working

M1 Ultra

[usc2019]

@johnnynunez

download https://github.com/SuperKenVery/asitop zip pip install asitop-main.zip

Thanks a lot for providing this! Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with neither powermetrics nor python, so I can't really debug. But I have noticed something interesting: it seems the package power can be lower than the CPU power, which shouldn't be possible I guess?
For demonstration purposes I ran Cinebench and captured the asitop output in the following screenshot:

How did you make it look like that? I'm not very versed in the usage besides the basic terminal commands.

I have the same question,How did you do it？

[mikumi]

I have the same question,How did you do it？

Please see my reply above 🙃

[johnnynunez]

working now