Query NVIDIA-SMI for select properties and output them to the screen

Get-NvidiaGpu.ps1

try {
    $output = nvidia-smi.exe -q -x
}
catch {
    <#Do this if a terminating exception happens#>
    throw "NVIDIA System Management Interface (nvidia-smi.exe) is not found. Learn more at https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-system-management-interface"
}

$xml = [xml]$output
$log = $xml.nvidia_smi_log 

$logObj = [PSCustomObject]@{
    Timestamp = $log.timestamp
    DriverVersion = $log.driver_version
    CudaVersion = $log.cuda_version
    GpuCount = $log.attached_gpus
}
$logObj | Format-List

# Iterate over 'gpu' property in case there are multiple GPUs

$log.gpu | ForEach-Object {
    $obj = [PSCustomObject]@{
        UUID = $_.uuid
        Name = $_.product_name
        Architecture = $_.product_architecture
        GpuUtilPercent = $_.utilization.gpu_util
        GpuMemUtilPercent = $_.utilization.memory_util
        MemFreeMB = ($_.fb_memory_usage.free -split " ")[0]
        MemReservedMB = ($_.fb_memory_usage.reserved -split " ")[0]
        MemTotalMB = ($_.fb_memory_usage.total -split " ")[0]
        MemUsedMB = ($_.fb_memory_usage.total -split " ")[0]
    }
    $obj | Format-List
}

If I make an update, it would be to skip the format-list and instead, write one custom object. And I would fix the percent values to write an integer. But making formatters is a PITA.