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GDC 2007: Getting Past 30 Hertz for Windows

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This presentation demonstrates CPU and GPU performance analysis tools for game optimization. It covers practical techniques for Xbox 360 and Windows using a sampling profiler and trace analysis to achieve high performance.

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  • Pros

    • Demonstrates practical CPU and GPU performance analysis
    • Supports analysis on both Xbox 360 and Windows
    • Includes a new sampling profiler
    • Features detailed trace analysis functionality
    • Shares techniques gleaned from practical field experience

  • Cons

    • Content is a presentation, not an interactive tool
    • Platform support is limited to Windows and Xbox 360
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  • Windows Vista
  • Windows 10
  • Windows XP
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Explain the use of CPU and GPU performance analysis tools.

Enabling high-performance games requires an arsenal of tools and techniques. This presentation will demonstrate the practical use of CPU and GPU performance analysis tools on both Xbox 360 and Windows. Youll come away armed with the knowledge needed to make your titles truly blow everyone away.

Particular attention will be paid to the most recent additions to PIX on both platforms, such as the new sampling profiler and trace analysis. Well also cover general techniques gleaned from practical experience in the field. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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