Visualize this! Chris Cormack GPA product designer on GPA 2.1

By Arti Gupta (Intel) (31 posts) on July 16, 2009 at 10:18 am

Hello and welcome to another episode of Visualize this! where we talk about topics relating to Visual Computing. I am Arti Gupta, community manager for Games Development on the Intel Software Network.

Our guest today is Chris Cormack. Chris will talk to us about the release 2.1 of the Intel Graphics Performance Analyzer toolset.

Download link to a high quality MP4 video file of the show (about 117MB)

Community News :

• Mark Randel from Terminal Reality wrote the final post of his blog series on the highlights and challenges during the development of Ghostbusters. . You can read his posts at his blog on the Intel software Network

• New Video was posted on site: – this video features Intel Application engineer Doug Mcnab and how Larrabee will change game development.

• Thread like Wildfire incentive program continues. This is a multi winner contest where we are asking our community members to tell us how they have used or improved the source code for the Smoke Tech demo that we released a few months ago. To help our community members we also released a new and improved video on how to install the smoke demo. You can submit a video, source code, screenshots, or a white paper and be eligible to win one of the 5 game stop gift certificates that we will give out each month to the best entries. More details can be found here.

Questions :

• What is Intel GPA (Graphics Performance Analyzer)?
• Why do I want to use GPA?
• What are the GPA system requirements?
• What tools are included in the Intel GPA suite?
o System Analyzer
o Frame Analyzer
o Frame Capture
o GPA SDK -
• You recently launched GPA 2.1. What enhancements are included in this product?
• Are there developers currently using Intel GPA to analyze their games?

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Categories: Gaming, Visual Computing

Comments (1)

July 21, 2009 4:07 PM PDT


edwin		 Projectoffset is awwwesome. This video needs more projectoffset. And where is her project offset shirt!? Everyone at intel should be sporting projectoffset swag by now!

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