The PIX downloads on this website are for use on Windows 10. If you are an Xbox developer, use the version of PIX that is included with the XDK instead.
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In general we recommend using the latest available driver for your GPU.
Latest version:
- PIX-1908.16 (PIX 1908.16 – Minor update, fixes some shader debugging issues)
- WinPixEventRuntime (documentation)
Older versions:
- PIX-1908.02 (PIX 1908.02 – Fixes for customer issues, plus DXR and New Timing Capture improvements)
- PIX-1906.26 (PIX 1906.26 – Minor update fixes PIX on Insider Preview builds of Windows)
- PIX-1906.14 (PIX 1906.14 – GPU Timing in New Timing Captures)
- PIX-1904.23 (PIX 1904.23 – New Timing Capture preview and improved DXIL shader debugging)
- PIX-1904.01 (repackaging of PIX-1903.26 – Occupancy for Turing GPUs and Variable Rate Shading that fixes an installation error on non-English versions of Windows)
- PIX-1903.26 (PIX-1903.26 – Occupancy for Turing GPUs and Variable Rate Shading)
- PIX-1903.12 (PIX-1903.12 – High Frequency Counters)
- PIX-1901.28 (PIX-1901.28 – Timing Data improvements and support for new GPUs)
- PIX-1812.14 (PIX-1812.14 – Playback Adapter Selection)
- PIX-1810.24 (PIX-1810.24 – Support for final DirectX Raytracing API)
- PIX-1810.02 (PIX-1810.02 – Direct3D11 and WinML)
- PIX-1807.19 (PIX 1807.19 – Shader Table Viewer)
- PIX-1806.20 (PIX 1806.20 – GPU Occupancy for AMD GPUs)
- PIX-1806.11 (PIX 1806.11 – Fence signals and waits visualization, major UI streamlining, new Edit and Continue experience, and more)
- PIX-1803.25 (PIX 1803.25 – GPU Occupancy, CPU sampling, automatic shader PDB resolution, and more)
- PIX 1803.16-raytracing. This release is now redundant. This was a special release of PIX on Windows that added initial experimental support for DirectX Raytracing (DXR). Please read the announcement for details on this release. Going forward, please use the latest version of PIX to capture DXR applications.
- PIX 1711.28 (GPU memory usage, TDR debugging, DXIL shader debugging, and child process GPU capture)
- PIX 1709.18.004 (Dr. PIX bandwidth on AMD and Intel, access tracking for bindless resources, more performance warnings, and pixtool save-resource)
- PIX 1707.25 (counter rollup, new Dr. PIX experiments, pixel kill reason, and pixtool.exe)
- PIX 1706.25.002 (system monitor and timing capture improvements)
- PIX 1705.17 (Intel GPU counters)
- PIX 1705.16 (AMD GPU counters, preliminary DXIL support, and more warnings)
- PIX 1704.27 (D3D12 usage warnings, Dr. PIX, and CPU hotpath analysis)
- PIX 1704.14-servicing (graphics driver compatibility fix)
- PIX 1703.20.002 (NVIDIA GPU counters, file IO traces, shader edit & continue, and pixel cost visualizer)
- PIX 1702.23.002 (visualizers, better warnings UI, memory capture type tracking, and MSAA sample inspection)
- PIX 1701.26 (GPU counter rollup, thread names, and high DPI UI)
- PIX 1701.13 (first beta release)
Multiple versions of PIX can be installed side-by-side. To keep your previous version while installing a newer one, uncheck the “Replace any previously installed versions” box in the PIX installer.
