Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-09682E03-970B-43BF-ACB9-C3F9A07848AC
Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-09682E03-970B-43BF-ACB9-C3F9A07848AC
Optimize Graphic API States
With Graphics Frame Analyzer you can analyze graphics API states used in the captured frame:
Graphics pipeline states used by draw calls. You can modify these states directly in the Graphics Frame Analyzer and see how these modifications might improve your application performance.
Compute pipeline states used by dispatch calls. You can view these states in the Resource Viewer.
For frames opened from stream files, Graphics Frame Analyzer provides a combined state view that unifies both Pipeline State Object (PSO) and non-PSO states:
To experiment with graphics pipeline states:
Select a draw call in the Bar Chart. The Resource Viewer is updated to display all resources used by the selected draw call.
From the Resource List, choose the state to experiment with.
Edit one or more states. Depending on the state type, use one of the following methods:
Use ON/OFF toggle buttons to enable/disable state groups.
Enter new values to modify numeric scalars, vectors, and bitmask values. If you enter an invalid value, the Graphics Frame Analyzer highlights it in red.
Click the parameter to toggle between true/false, values or select a new value from the drop-down list with predefined values that conform to the graphics API specification.
Graphics Frame Analyzer recalculates all metrics values to reflect the introduced changes. To revert the change, click the button that appears in the group title to which the modified states belong. If you want to revert all changes at once, click the button in the Resource Viewer.