Microsoft PIX 2507.11 (x64)

Microsoft PIX software. Building a game is no easy task, as even the simplest games require a lot of effort and a decent set of tools to get the job done. IDEs, graphic design programs, and motion management tools can take care of the look and feel of a game, but evaluating resource consumption is something else entirely. With a relatively rich background in the Xbox platform, the Windows version of Microsoft PIX is designed for professional and amateur game developers, providing them with a performance evaluation, debugging, and game tuning program. The tool allows developers to evaluate and optimize the performance of DirectX 12 games. Optimizing resource consumption is essential, especially for games with high demands. Microsoft PIX can provide a complete view of the entire rendering process and its impact on the performance of the host system. Therefore, this tool can serve as a real asset in a developer’s toolbox, helping to identify various problems related to image synchronization and frame rendering.

Program features and functions

• Microsoft PIX works with DirectX 12 games and connects to a local or remote PC to analyze and evaluate the game as it runs. The tool can target UWP and Win32 processes, or attach to one of the running processes. Before using it, you should ensure that the latest GPU drivers are installed, otherwise, some features may not work properly or at all.
• The software can operate in a variety of modes, each with its own unique role, all of which contribute to the bigger picture of game performance. The first performance mode is GPU capturing, which helps evaluate the game’s capabilities in terms of Direct3D graphics rendering. GPU captures record the Direct3D API calls the game makes, and can be replayed during analysis to gather information that can be useful during debugging. Timing captures provide details about CPU and GPU usage in real time while the game is running. In other words, this mode allows developers to examine CPU threads, see how tasks are distributed across CPU cores, or examine rendering latencies.
• The Function Summary mode collects data about the execution time and the total number of function calls. In contrast, the Callgraph mode targets a specific function to examine how many times it is called. The last mode is memory allocation, which aims to uncover potential memory leaks and incorrect allocation patterns. With advanced resource usage assessment tools and support for remote connections, Microsoft PIX can be a powerful tool for game developers.

System requirements

• Operating System:  Windows 10 with the latest updates. 
   
• Processor:  x64 architecture. 
   
• Graphics:  A Direct3D 12 GPU with the latest available graphics drivers is required. 

Installation Guide and Tips

The software is active and does not require cracking.

Download link

Download Microsoft PIX 2507.11 (x64)

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File size

192 MB