GPUPerfTests
GPUPerfTests is a GPU performance testing suite consisting of various microbenchmarks to test compute throughput, cache/memory characteristics and more.
It has both a GUI and a command-line interface. The GUI is written using OpenGL while the microbenchmarks use Vulkan. The whole tool is written in C.
The tool and source code has been donated to chipsandcheese.com, available on their github!
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Chip Annotations
A Collection of microprocessor annotations, primarily CPUs and GPUs from AMD, Intel and NVIDIA.
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Other Projects
These are small projects that don't see much activity (or are entirely unmaintained), projects I created purely to learn something and also various tools I wrote and no longer need.
These are not all of my random projects, you can explore more on my GitLab instance.
Resource Monitor 2.0
A Simple resource monitoring program for Windows and Linux that shows everything in one "simple to see at a glance" view.
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Monitor Brightness
A Tool for changing the brightness of a monitor on a desktop Windows PC, including support for multi-monitor setups.
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Display Switcher 2
A Tool for automating/scripting the process of turning monitors on/off and changing resolutions.
I use this to one-click switch off my desktop triple monitor setup and switch on the TV and vice versa.
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r/place Visualizer
A GPU accelerated history and heatmap visualization tool for the reddit r/place april fools event.
Supports exporting videos and image sequences. Supports both the 2017 and the 2022 datasets.
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Modular Kernel
A Very rudimentary UEFI modular kernel learning project. Some day I hope to work on this a little more.
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SysBench
A Basic stand-alone bootable 3D software rasterizer, the intention was to create some OS-agnostic CPU benchmark suite, but that was a stupid idea.
This project is properly dead but the code could be interesting if you're into OSDev nonetheless.
GitLab Repository
GitLab Projects
There are many more projects I've done over the years, all the ones I thought would have even a tiny bit of value can be found on my personal GitLab instance.
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