Thanks (again!)

Before we dive into a run over the release notes for the 1.0.2 release of Radeon GPU Profiler, we’d like to thank everyone that’s tried it out so far and especially those of you that have given us great feedback. That feedback helps shape where we take development and what we focus on. So if there’s anything about it that you love, like, need us to fix, or would like to see, please just get in touch.

Radeon GPU Profiler 1.0.2

We released 1.0.2 yesterday primarily to add Radeon RX Vega support and fix bugs, but we also took the time since 1.0.1 to add a new feature!

We’ve made it easier to navigate between the different sections, so there’s now a back/forward button pair in the top left of the UI that helps you get back to where you were and flip between different sections, with associated keyboard controls (Alt + Left and Right arrow!). Check the Global Navigation section in the Keyboard Shortcuts area of Settings to find the full list of keyboard controls.

Notable fixed bugs include correct memory sizes for the GPU inside the Device configuration section, treatment of user markers as discrete points in time without associating them with the next event, and a fix for the ruler disappearing when zoomed in on a HiDPI display.

Radeon Developer Panel

For the Radeon Developer Panel which helps configure the driver for use with RGP, you now have proper Ctrl+C support for clean closing and better hotkey support, both on Linux. We also fixed support for peak clock profiling on certain GPUs.

More information

You can find out more about RGP, including links to the release binaries on GitHub, on our product page.