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Radeon™ GPU Detective adds Vulkan® support on Windows®
The latest version of Radeon™ GPU Detective is out now! RGD v1.1 introduces support for post-mortem analysis of Vulkan applications on Windows.
The latest version of Radeon™ GPU Detective is out now! RGD v1.1 introduces support for post-mortem analysis of Vulkan applications on Windows.
If you want to know how well a game is performing on your machine in real-time with low overhead, Open Capture and Analysis Tool (OCAT) has you covered. Read the manual here.
Radeon Raytracing Analyzer v1.3 adds the ability to inspect casted rays in 3D and examine ray traversal statistics. Check it out now!
Radeon™ Memory Visualizer v1.7 introduces one of the most anticipated new features: improved support for aliased resources in the Resource overview pane. Read on for details of this features and more.
Radeon GPU Profiler v1.16 updates the GPU ISA disassembly view, adds improved dark mode support, and more.
“D3D12SimpleClassify” shows the use of a GPU Work Graph in a simple frame-based graphics application, plus learn about new RGP support.
Radeon GPU Detective (RGD) is a brand-new tool which is designed to help you capture and investigate GPU crashes. This tutorial covers how to use RGD to capture a crash and how to interpret the results it produces.
Radeon™ GPU Detective (RGD) is our brand-new tool for investigating GPU crashes. RGD is included in the Radeon Developer Tool Suite and is available now!
Radeon™ GPU Detective (RGD) is a tool for post-mortem analysis of GPU crashes. RGD can capture AMD GPU crash dumps from DirectX® 12 apps.
Compressonator v4.4 adds AVX-512, AVX2, and SSE4 variations of BC1 encoding in the Compressonator Core library, new CLI options, and more.
Radeon Memory Visualizer v1.6 adds improved device configuration information, and more parameters on the resource details pane.
Radeon Raytracing Analyzer v1.2 introduces ray face culling flags, a ray traversal histogram, a geometry list pane, and an instance mask.