Radeon GPU Analyzer (RGA) has support for DirectX12 compute shaders with the command line tool. This mode can generate GCN/RDNA ISA disassembly for your compute shaders, regardless of the physically installed GPU.
Adam Sawicki, a member of AMD RTG’s Game Engineering team, has spent the best part of a year assisting one of the world’s biggest game studios in porting one of their AAA games to Vulkan.
Sebastian Aaltonen, co-founder of Second Order Ltd, talks about how to optimize GPU occupancy and resource usage of compute shaders that use large thread groups.
PIX is a performance tuning and debugging tool for Windows developers using DirectX 12.
A guide to using the Windows Performance Analyzer tool, with a focus on video resources.
Guide to using the shader compiler control API in AGS 5.0
3D intensive application performance may suffer greatly if the best graphics device is not selected. As a developer you can easily fix this problem by adding only one line to your executable’s source code.
How to set up the AMD Driver Symbol Server in Visual Studio.
The final instalment in Tamas Rabel’s insight into developing the Total War engine looks at Multi-GPU.
Here’s Tamas Rabel again with some juicy details about how Creative Assembly brought Total War to DirectX® 12.
Tamas Rabel, Lead Graphics Programmer on the Total War series provides a detailed look at the Total War renderer as well as digging deep into some of the optimizations that the team at Creative Assembly did for the brilliant, Total War: Warhammer.
Today, we are excited to announce that we are releasing an update for ShadowFX that adds support for DirectX® 12.
