Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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A first look at Work Graphs API performance. The performance most of the time is very similar, although it depends on the scenario. At around 1:20 of the video, you can see that Work Graphs starts to provide a massive boost to performance.

As NVIDIA states in the blog below, this feature is still fairly new, so the performance increase, on average, will not be a big leap. This version of work graphs is limited to compute shaders only.

More here: developer.nvidia.com/blog/work-graphs-in-direct3d-12-a-case-study-of-deferred-shading

However, this is a good start, and it will be interesting to see how this feature evolves over time.

The sample was run in 4K in this video, whereas the results in the above blog from NVIDIA are a run in 1080p.



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