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add volta note (#1143)
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## Monitoring GPU utilization

In order for Kubecost to understand GPU utilization, Kubecost depends on metrics being available from NVIDIA [DCGM Exporter](https://github.com/NVIDIA/dcgm-exporter). Kubecost will search for GPU metrics by default, but since DCGM Exporter is the provider of those metrics it is a required component when GPU monitoring is used with Kubecost and must be installed if it is not already. In many cases, DCGM Exporter may already be installed in your cluster, for example if you currently monitor NVIDIA GPUs with other software. But if not, follow the below instructions to install and configure DCGM Exporter on each of your GPU-enabled clusters.
Kubecost supports monitoring of NVIDIA GPU utilization starting with the Volta architecture (2017). In order for Kubecost to understand GPU utilization, Kubecost depends on metrics being available from NVIDIA [DCGM Exporter](https://github.com/NVIDIA/dcgm-exporter). Kubecost will search for GPU metrics by default, but since DCGM Exporter is the provider of those metrics it is a required component when GPU monitoring is used with Kubecost and must be installed if it is not already. In many cases, DCGM Exporter may already be installed in your cluster, for example if you currently monitor NVIDIA GPUs with other software. But if not, follow the below instructions to install and configure DCGM Exporter on each of your GPU-enabled clusters.

## Install DCGM Exporter

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