The Graphics Memory Graph menu is available whenever a .npi data file is opened that contains graphics memory usage trace data. Use it to modify how the graph is calculated, to view graphics memory statistics, and control how the memory information is displayed.
Figure 1. Graphics Memory Graph menu items
Menu Item | Description |
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Graphics Memory Usage Statistics | Open the Graphics Memory Usage Statistics dialog. |
Private Usage |
Select Private Usage to show only private graphics memory usage. Shared memory usage is not included in the graph. The graph refreshes and scales the vertical axis to cover the maximum private usage of the entire graph or the current selected processes. |
Shared Usage | Select Shared Usage to show shared graphics memory usage only. Private memory usage is not included in the graph.. |
Private and Shared Usage | This is the default setting showing both the private and shared usage portions of the graph. |
Dynamically Rescale Based on Selected Process | Enable to rescale the vertical axis of the graph according to the maximum amount memory by the processes currently selected in the Graphics Memory Usage table. When disabled, rescales the vertical axis to the maximum memory usage of all processes in the entire graph. The default settings is disabled. |
Show Total Graphics Memory Usage | Displays or disables the Total Graphics Memory Usage line on the Memory Usage graph. |
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