Intel® VTune

Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer 9.1
for Windows* and Linux*

Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer 9.1

Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer evaluates applications on all sizes of systems based on Intel® processors, from embedded systems through supercomputers, to help you improve application performance. VTune Performance Analyzer makes application performance tuning easier and is indispensable for making your software run its fastest on the latest single and multicore systems.

Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer with Intel® Thread Profiler for Windows*

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Intel® Thread Profiler 3.1 for Windows* is our most advanced threading analysis and visualization tool. It helps tune multi-threaded applications for optimal performance on Intel® multicore processors. The Intel Thread Profiler timeline view shows what threads are doing and how they interact. See the distribution of work to threads and pinpoint load imbalances. Identify the regions of threaded code most likely to improve performance and build scalability into your applications.

Intel® VTune™ Performance Analyzer for Linux*

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"We used Intel’s VTune analyzer to give customers a better performance experience with our new SQL Server 2008 release, which has earned great reviews for performance and scalability. VTune gives us key performance insights into how our code can scale better, and how we can make more effective use of hardware. And the combination of performance event counters in Intel’s new Xeon 5500 series processors (code named “Nehalem”), coupled with VTune’s sampling capabilities, is just killer for performance professionals."
David Powell
Director, SQL Server Performance Engineering Team
Microsoft Corporation