Add GreenWatts to Hardware section#80
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Self-hosted Linux NVIDIA GPU dashboard focused on LLM rigs. Features : tokens-per-watt tracking, fan-curve hysteresis editor, cgroup-attributed power, throttle-reason decoder, alerts via Telegram/Discord/ntfy/Pushover/Slack/Matrix/SMTP, optional Prometheus + InfluxDB exports. Python stdlib only, MIT licensed. Repo: github.com/Shad107/gpu-dashboard
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What
Adds GreenWatts, an open-source Linux NVIDIA GPU dashboard built specifically for LLM-rig operators. Python stdlib only, MIT licensed.
Repo: https://github.com/Shad107/gpu-dashboard
Why this list
Local LLM operators care about hardware efficiency — this tool measures tokens-per-watt-hour (not just tok/s), attributes GPU power consumption to cgroups / systemd units (Ollama vs vLLM vs ComfyUI), and decodes throttle reasons in plain language. Complements the existing YouTube channels and calculator entries in the Hardware section with an actual self-hosted monitoring tool.
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Happy to adjust wording or move sections if you prefer.