Does Hardware accelerated GPU Scheduling boost performance - Tested with RTX

Does Microsoft's latest GPU feature boost game performance? Tested with DX12, DX11 and Vulkan games.



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Maybe more of an effect can be provoked when simulating a laptop-like environment, by e.g. restricting the GPU to 8 PCIe-lanes and compare the performance thereto

Skeggz said:

Maybe more of an effect can be provoked when simulating a laptop-like environment, by e.g. restricting the GPU to 8 PCIe-lanes and compare the performance thereto

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That's an interesting hypothesis. Definitely something that's worth investigating.

No input lag tested? It would be nice to see if input lag improved under 100% gpu utilization or some situation like that.

For anyone looking into a slightly more in depth explanation of exactly what this does MS wrote a blog.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/hardware-accelerated-gpu-scheduling/

While we may not see many performance differences now we can in the future as drivers get better at handling the new offloading work from the CPU. Early drivers after all and they are still going through validation and testing on MS's end. Nvidia and AMD may have the support but doesn't necessarily mean it'll do anything.