Scaling Game Performance Analysis with NVIDIA Nsight
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Scaling Game Performance Analysis with NVIDIA Nsight is a recorded talk published on the NVIDIA developer channel channel.
NVIDIA talk on optimizing real-time ray tracing with Nsight Graphics, focusing on the Graphics Capture workflow and GPU Trace Profiler. Walks through tool overview and case-study optimizations from partnership work on Doom: The Dark Ages, aimed at developers analyzing D3D12 and Vulkan ray-tracing performance.
It is aimed at advanced graphics programmers.
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