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Interface: AcceleratorDeviceInfo ​
Defined in: graphty-element/src/acceleration/types.ts:114
What an accelerator says about the hardware it is running on.
Three plain strings, so a status chip can render "NVIDIA, ampere" without importing a GPU type or parsing a renderer string.
This side is ALWAYS PRESENT, MAY BE EMPTY: an accelerator fills in what its driver told it and "" for what it did not, so an implementer never has to choose between "" and undefined. AccelerationStatus, what a consumer reads, is the opposite -- a field is there only when the backend reported one -- and AccelerationController is the single place that converts between the two, dropping every empty string on the way out. Keep it that way: a browser masks the device and the description for an ordinary origin, so empty is the common case and a consumer must never be handed "" to render.
Properties ​
architecture ​
readonlyarchitecture:string
Defined in: graphty-element/src/acceleration/types.ts:118
The device family, as the driver reports it: "ampere", "rdna-3", "" when unknown.
description ​
readonlydescription:string
Defined in: graphty-element/src/acceleration/types.ts:120
A human-readable description of the device, "" when unknown. Never undefined.
vendor ​
readonlyvendor:string
Defined in: graphty-element/src/acceleration/types.ts:116
The hardware vendor, as the driver reports it: "nvidia", "apple", "" when unknown.