Profiles Dialog Box
The Intel® GPA Monitor enables you to view and manage application-specific Intel GPA preferences called “profiles”.
A profile is a collection of preferences for Intel® GPA frame and trace capture operations. You need to create a profile to be able to configure trigger parameters for creating frame and trace capture files on the fly. You can create different profiles and apply a profile to all running D3D applications.
You can configure a profile in the following way:
- change a profile name
- set up tracing options
- set up a trigger
- select domains to be traced
- customize the default keyboard shortcut assignments
- configure metrics to be collected
- configure HUD display options
Default Profile Settings
By default every new application that you launch with Intel® GPA runs with the Default profile assigned.
The Default profile settings are the following:
|
Setting |
Value |
|
Keyboard Shortcuts Settings | |
|
HUD Metrics Settings | |
|
Default metrics |
On Intel® HD Graphics 3000/2000:
On third-party systems:
|
|
HUD Options | |
|
Default HUD Mode |
FPS Only |
|
HUD Background Color |
ARGB (200,7,32,75) |
|
HUD Transparency (%) |
22 |
|
HUD Location |
TopLeft |
|
Null Hardware Override Duration |
2 |
|
FPS Limit |
30 |
|
Trigger Settings | |
|
Enable trigger |
False (Unchecked) |
|
Metrics |
Aggregated CPU Load |
|
Condition |
>= 95 |
|
Capture |
Trace Capture |
|
Action |
Nothing |
|
Retrigger Delay |
60 sec |
|
Exceptions |
False (Unchecked) |
|
Tracing Settings | |
|
DirectX Data Level |
Standard |
|
Internal Data Level |
Off |
|
Buffer Size (MB) |
16 (1024 max) |
|
Capture Application Startup |
False |
|
Capture Hardware Context Data |
False |
|
<List of domains> |
All domains created by the instrumented application are enabled |
See Also
Changing the Profile Name
Enabling Tracing in Your Application
Setting up Tracing Options
Setting up a Trigger
Selecting Domains to be Traced
Customizing the Keyboard Shortcut Assignments
Configuring Metrics to be Collected
Configuring HUD Display Options
Assigning a Profile to the Running Application