Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-47F9A08E-9E98-467A-810A-9861B20CC261
Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-47F9A08E-9E98-467A-810A-9861B20CC261
Accelerators Analysis Group
The Accelerators group introduces analysis types that monitor CPU, GPU, FPGA, and NPU usage.
Use the GPU Offload analysis to profile applications that use a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) for rendering, video processing, and computations. This analysis type helps you identify whether your application is CPU or GPU bound.
- For GPU-bound applications, use the GPU Compute/Media Hotspots (preview) analysis type to see the GPU kernel execution per code line. Identify performance issues caused by memory latency or inefficient kernel algorithms.
Use the CPU/FPGA Interaction analysis to explore FPGA utilization for each FPGA accelerator and identify the most time-consuming FPGA computing tasks.
Use the NPU Exploration analysis (preview) to profile and optimize artificial intelligence(AI) workloads running on Intel architectures.
Use the XPU Offload analysis to profile and optimize artificial intelligence(AI) workloads running on Intel XPUs (CPU+GPU+NPU)
A PREVIEW FEATURE may or may not appear in a future production release. While a preview feature is available for your use, feedback about its usefulness will determine its availability in future releases. Data collected with a preview feature is not guaranteed to be compatible with future releases.
Prerequisites:
Install the sampling driver for hardware event-based sampling collection types. For Linux* and Android* targets, if the sampling driver is not installed, VTune Profiler can work on Perf* (driverless collection).
To enable system-wide and uncore event collection, use root or sudo to set /proc/sys/kernel/perf_event_paranoid to 0.
$ echo 0>/proc/sys/kernel/perf_event_paranoid
To enable the collection of Ftrace events on a system where the Linux Ftrace subsystem is only accessible for the root user, change system permissions using the prepare-debugfs-and-gpu-environment.sh script with root privileges.