Download Microsoft Windows Performance Toolkit

The toolset is built on open-source .NET Core and the new microsoft-performance-toolkit-sdk. This means the toolset is cross-platform and traces can be opened and analyzed on any OS that .NET Core supports! We have worked with the OSS community to build on top of the existing best-in-class open-source tracing for any given OS.

The Windows Performance Toolkit (WPT) is a powerful tool to analyze both app and operating system performance, and is used extensively by the Microsoft Edge performance team for in-depth analysis. The toolkit includes the Windows Performance Recorder, a tool for recording traces, and the Windows Performance Analyzer, a tool for analyzing traces. It uses a fast, non-impactful trace logging system called Event Logging for Windows (ETW) to sample stacks and collect app or OS-specific events.

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Windows provides Performance Counters as well as Event Tracing which allows applications to do performance analysis so that one can pin-point the cause of performance problems, amongst those that exist there is one outstanding toolkit: The Windows Performance Toolkit available in the Windows SDK.

I have tried setting as near 2160 x 2160 as I can get ( which is 2160 x 2105) and adjusting the resolution percentage in Open XR tools, but at 150%, it seems not as crisp as it was when I had it set at 80% in tools and something around 3240 x 2980 in the performance toolkit overide setting.......

Tool: Windows Performance Toolkit (Xperf, WPRUI and WPR) updated version as of Aug. 2013

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XP/Server2003:Xperf.exe, XPerfView.exe and XbootMgr.exe missing after installing the WPT (Windows Performance ToolKit)

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