Performance and Power profiling tool suite to enable the developers to optimize the performance of their applications running on AMD’s APU and CPU processors. It includes:
- Performance profiling to identify and analyze time critical hotspots and diagnose performance issues.
- Power profiling that provides system level power, frequency and thermal characteristics in real-time.
- Performance counter monitor utility AMDuProfPcm that provides basic performance metrics (Linux and FreeBSD only).
Performance Analysis
AMD uProf helps you to collect the profile data to identify the performance bottlenecks and provides a user friendly data visualization user interface to analyze the profile data. This tool helps to optimize wide variety of applications, drivers, game engines, etc.
(Data Visualization – Analyzing a performance profile session)
(Data visualization – Live power and thermal characteristics graph)
Key features
- Profile – HW PMC events based profiling, Instruction Based Sampling (IBS)
- Timer Based Profiling on x64 systems.
- Call-stack sampling for native applications.
- Real-time reporting of Power, Frequency and Thermal characteristics.
- Energy consumption analysis of applications.
- Thread concurrency analysis
- Attribution of profile data at different granularities – Process, Thread, Module, Function, Source line and Instruction.
- Standalone GUI and CLI.
- Languages – C, C++, C#, Java, FORTRAN, Assembly.
- Processors – AMD APUs, CPUs and discrete AMD GPUs.
- Host Operating Systems – Windows, Linux.
- Target Operating Systems – Windows, Linux.
What’s New
- Updated Windows release with a fix to use correct path separator in “Symbols Download Path” option in “Data Source” view under “Settings” page
- Support Remote Profiling to perform CPU and Power profiling on a remote system
- New AMDuProfPcm CLI tool to monitor basic performance monitoring Core, L3, DF and UMC based metrics (*Linux Only*)
- Thread Concurrency Graph
- Instruction MIX Analysis
- Improved stability
- Support for new processors including Ryzen, Threadripper and EPYC.
Ask the community
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