Previous versions

Improved process targeting – the user can specifiy the maximum number of process hops
The server now responds to commands up to 33% faster than before
Profiler counters are now more accurate for multipass profiling
Fix for multisampled depth stencil appearing black in the client
Fix for multisampled textures in DX10 apps not appearing in the client
Fix for OpenGL GL_TRUE format image appearing black in the client
Improved memory usage with map/unmap

GPU PerfStudio 2.11 Improvements

OpenGL users with 7000 series GPU’s please use 12.8 Catalyst Display Drivers
Support for GLSL in-game shader editing and re-insertion
Direct3D performance marker Profiling
- This feature allows the user to profile the performance marker items for GPU Time from the API Trace window
- The profile shows the absolute GPU Time as well as a relative percentage GPU time w.r.t the frame GPU Time
Expand/Collapse all Direct3D performance marker tree items in API Trace view window
API Trace tooltip info now shows GPU Time values for Direct3D performance markers
Add support for additional OpenGL draw call APIs , double precision formats, and sampler objects
- glDrawArraysInstancedBaseInstance
- glDrawElementsInstancedBaseInstance
- glDrawElementsInstancedBaseVertexBaseInstance
- glMultiDrawArraysIndirectAMD
- glMultiDrawElementsIndirectAMD
- glCopyBufferSubData
The OpenGL pipeline stages now have the correct GL names
Support for OpenGL GL_TEXTURE_SRGB_DECODE_EXT and sampler objects
A new column has been added to the API Trace view window to show the CPU time spent by each API call in the driver
- Improved GL Profile support, for faster profiles.
- Improved support for PRO, LE and XT flavors of Juniper cards
- Optimizations for faster DirectX11 ™ profiles on pre-7000 cards
Support for DX11 RenderTargetBlendDesc and Stencil Ref value
The GPU PerfStudio2 client now requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4

GPU PerfStudio 2.10 Improvements: