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.
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Figure 1. Graphics Memory Graph menu items
+ +| Menu Item | +Description | +
|---|---|
| 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. + |
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| 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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