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Radeon GPU Detective for Windows

  • Free
  • In English
  • V1.2
  • 4.4
  • (1)

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Radeon GPU Detective: GPU Crash Dump Analysis Tool

Radeon GPU Detective is a command-line tool developed by Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD for Windows users. This utility enhances default execution markers by providing crucial information such as draw call counts, thread group counts, raytracing markers, mesh shader markers, barriers, and queue types.

One of the key features of Radeon GPU Detective is its ability to capture AMD GPU crash dumps effectively from DirectX 12 and Vulkan applications. By generating detailed crash analysis reports, it assists users in pinpointing the root cause of crashes. The tool simplifies the process with a user-friendly interface, concise crash analysis summaries, and helpful visualizations.

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Radeon GPU Detective for PC

  • Free
  • In English
  • V1.2
  • 4.4
  • (1)

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