So, we’re glad Nvidia has added another tool to the box and it will even work with AMD cards.
Measuring virtual reality performance has always been tricky because of the many steps of the GPU creating graphics to VR run time adapting it for the VR headset and finally showing the image on the HMD. The result is a complicated CSV with all key performance metrics, but Nvidia is also rolling out a FCAT Data analyzer application that takes all that data and puts it into a visual graph.
From there, it keeps track of whether the VR runtime produces a proper rendered frame while also tracking position changes. It works by essentially creating a virtual video out to analyze exactly what the VR headset would see. Nvidia is also introducing the Fraps of virtual reality with FCAT. Nvidia Aftermath can help you identify the causes of GPU crashes by location and type, while Pix for Windows gives you a live view of graphics card performance. NVIDIA ShadowPlay is a hardware-accelerated screen recording utility included with Nvidia’s GeForce Experience program for GeForce GPUs. Last but not least, Nvidia is making monitoring your components a little easier.
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