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developer.nvidia.com blog › nvidia-announces-nsight-systems-2018-3

NVIDIA Announces Nsight Systems 2018.3! | NVIDIA Technical Blog

NVIDIA is proud to announce Nsight Systems 2018.3! In this release, we introduce support for profiling Windows 10 target machines. For those unfamiliar with…

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developer.nvidia.com blog › nsight-systems-exposes-gpu-optimization

Nsight Systems Exposes New GPU Optimization Opportunities | NVIDIA Technical Blog

As GPU performance steadily ramps up, your application may be overdue for a tune-up to keep pace. Developers have used independent CPU profilers and GPU…

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developer.nvidia.com blog › how-optimize-data-transfers-cuda-fortran

How to Optimize Data Transfers in CUDA Fortran | NVIDIA Technical Blog

In the previous three posts of this CUDA Fortran series we laid the groundwork for the major thrust of the series: how to optimize CUDA Fortran code.

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developer.nvidia.com blog › fast-dynamic-indexing-private-arrays-cuda

Fast Dynamic Indexing of Private Arrays in CUDA | NVIDIA Technical Blog

This post covers best practices in dynamic indexing of per-thread private arrays in CUDA C++ programs, including explanation of the benefits of each technique.

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developer.nvidia.com blog › accelerating-embedding-lookups-with-cuembed

Accelerating Embedding Lookups with cuEmbed | NVIDIA Technical Blog

NVIDIA recently released cuEmbed, a high-performance, header-only CUDA library that accelerates embedding lookups on NVIDIA GPUs. If you’re building…

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developer.nvidia.com blog › what-is-limiting-your-rendering-performance

What is Limiting Your Rendering Performance? Using ‘Nsight Graphics: GPU Trace’ and the Peak-Performance-Percentage Method | NVIDIA Technical Blog

Game development is complicated, and even the most mature pipelines can hit snags that will bring performance to a crawl.

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