Intel HD Graphics DirectX Developer's Guide (Sandy Bridge)
Intel HD Graphics DirectX Developer's Guide (Sandy Bridge)
Intel HD Graphics DirectX Developer's Guide (Sandy Bridge)
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Appendix: Enhancing <strong>Graphics</strong> Performance on <strong>Intel</strong>® Processor <strong>Graphics</strong> with <strong>Intel</strong>® GPA<br />
Figure 16 <strong>Intel</strong>® GPA System Analyzer after the Clear and Shader Change Applied<br />
Based on this new sampling from the <strong>Intel</strong>® GPA System Analyzer, the CPU load is<br />
relatively the same to previous sample sets and as evident in the game, frame rate<br />
was still low indicating that there is still a GPU bounded problem. Returning again to<br />
the <strong>Intel</strong>® GPA Frame Analyzer, it appears that two post-processing effects on the<br />
lava in the scene were consuming a good deal of resources for processor graphics. By<br />
disabling Bloom and Blur in the code that Demigod provided, the frame rate jumps up<br />
to 26 frames-per-second but a great deal of visual fidelity is lost which is not<br />
desirable.<br />
How to maximize graphics performance on <strong>Intel</strong>® Integrated <strong>Graphics</strong> 63
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