PresentMon is Intel’s benchmark tool that provides metrics for GPU usage, CPU usage, frame times, and temperatures. It incorporates a new measurement called ‘GPU Busy’ to offer users a clearer understanding of system bottlenecks.
Features
Configurable Overlay with Real-time Graphing
Bring your game performance to life through a fully customizable overlay with real-time performance charting that supports multi-line graphs and histograms. Now you can see real-time raw numbers, percentiles, rolling-window averages, and more to understand your gaming experience.
Discover Performance Bottlenecks
Innovative new “GPU Busy” metric shows real time CPU + GPU balance and how the resources in your machine are being utilized, allowing you to better evaluate computing bottlenecks in your games.
Combined GPU Telemetry and Performance Capture
Intel PresentMon combines performance and GPU telemetry data into a single overlay and capture utility, allowing you to better evaluate your system during, or after, your gaming session.
Multi-vendor Support and Open Source
Intel PresentMon works with Intel Arc graphics cards and Intel Core processors but with other hardware vendor options as well. And because PresentMon continues to be an open-source utility, it can be integrated into third party applications.
Broad API Support
Intel PresentMon supports DirectX 12, DirectX 11, DirectX 9, OpenGL, and Vulkan application APIs. Both Windows 11 and Windows 10 are supported.
Powerful Command Line Options for Power Users
For power users, reviewers, or anyone else that wants to take advantage of it, Intel PresentMon supports command line functionality for batch testing or automation.
What’s New
New Features
- Added frame generation tracking support for Intel XeFG and AMD Fluid Motion Frames. The Displayed FPS metric now tracks both application and generated frames in the FPS calculation. In addition PresentMon will report the type of frame using the FrameType metric.
- Added support for Intel XeLL and introduced a new metric called Instrumented Latency, which uses driver-based markers to accurately represent latency from frame start to when the frame is on the display.
- Added ability to configure service logging via registry
- Added Animation Time metric which is the time the CPU started animation work on a frame
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issue where PresentMon would fail initialization the first time it is run after reboot
- Improved accuracy of VRAM Read/Write bandwidth metrics on BMG
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Alejandro Wiers