Intel Corporation

Charles Moidel

Travis T Schluessler

Murali Ramadoss

Michael Apodaca

Zack Waters

Zhe Wang

Gary Smith

Rafal Rudnicki

Thomas Petersen

Methods, systems and apparatuses may provide for technology that determines measured timing data in response to a presentation request from an application, wherein the measured timing data is associated with one or more previous frames and the presentation request is associated with one or more subsequent frames. The technology may also determine scheduling times for the subsequent frame(s) based on the measured timing data, wherein the scheduling times include a simulation time, a rendering time, a driver submission time, a hardware submission time, and a display time. In one example, the technology controls a pacing of the subsequent frame(s) on a display in accordance with the scheduling times.

Frame pacing for improved experiences in 3D applications

Described herein are devices, systems and methods to utilize non-volatile memory to save and retrieve data that is used to accelerate the load and resume of GPU accelerated applications. Non-volatile memory and GPU logic are configured to enable the GPU to directly access the non-volatile memory to enable data to be read without requiring the data to traverse the CPU and CPU memory. This data access path creates a faster method for loading data into GPU local memory.

High-speed resume for GPU applications

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Pleasanton, CA, United States of America

Charles Moidel