Release
Radeon GPU Profiler 1.6
We have added support for AMD’s new Radeon RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT ‘Navi’ graphics cards.
29th July 2019
We have added support for AMD’s new Radeon RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT ‘Navi’ graphics cards.
Cauldron is a framework for rapid prototyping that will be used in AMD SDK samples and effects. It supports Direct3D 12 and Vulkan®.
Radeon GPU Analyzer (RGA) 2.2 introduces support for Direct3D 12 compute shaders in a new mode (-s dx12) of the command line tool.
OCAT is our open source capture and analytics tool. This latest version 1.5 adds a lag indicator.
The v1.5 RGP release has one of the biggest upgrades of its feature set since its first release.
OCAT is our open source capture and analytics tool, designed to help game developers and performance analysts dig into the details of how the GPU presents finished frames to the display.
RGA lets you write and edit shader or kernel programs, and then analyse the generated machine ISA for a wide range of supported AMD GPUs, showing you the isolated cost of a particular program as you develop it.
This update has a number of notable performance and feature improvements, and it reflects the enhancements built into the version of TAN supported in Steam Audio.
Information about the open-source availability of the Radeon™ ProRender renderer. We will give a brief summary of its features and provide some technical insights into the internals of the renderer.
A focus on three of the improvements in TressFX 4 –
bone-based skinning, signed distance field collisions, and sudden shock handling.
Today, we are excited to announce that we are releasing an update for ShadowFX that adds support for DirectX® 12.
Our biggest update in this release is a new order-independent transparency (OIT) option we call “ShortCut”.