Analyzing CPU Samples in PIX Timing Captures

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PIX is the profiler that’s used by game studios to optimize the PC build of their 64-bit, C++, and DirectX 12 games. It’s used to solve performance issues common in games, including those related to GPU, CPU, memory, or file IO. In this video, go through the steps that are required to analyze CPU Samples in PIX Timing Captures.



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