Intel GPA supports a wide variety of metrics.
When it's attached to the application, System Analyzer provides more detailed metrics. By default, System Analyzer starts in System View mode, which displays general system metrics.
System Analyzer opens and attaches to your application. Return to the Graphics Monitor and click the Connect System Analyzer button next to your application. This runs your game with the HUD overlay, quickly allowing you to analyze the performance data and capture frame and trace files. Open Graphics Monitor and select the application to run in the Graphics Monitor Launcher screen.
Start your game from the Graphics Monitor. If you connect the System Analyzer to the application with HUD enabled, HUD is switched to the lightweight mode that only shows FPS rate. Using System Analyzer, you can compare an unlimited number of metrics with same measurement units by displaying them in the same chart, easily switch between metrics, and resize metrics charts for better analysis. Provides more detailed metrics resolution and the possibility to view more than four metrics at the same time, while also providing counter set selection and multiple other options. You are recommended to use System Analyzer in the network mode to analyze graphics applications on Ultrabook™ devices, tablets, netbooks, or other devices with limited resources. This reduces performance impact on the application. 
Uses host/target (network) mode, enabling you to monitor performance on a remote system. System Analyzer offers the following advantages over HUD: System Analyzer is a separate tool that displays a variety of performance metrics at a time. HUD displays the following data: system information, FPS, and four performance metrics selected in the Graphics Monitor Options. HUD works in the background while your game is running and displays its results as an overlay on your game, quickly allowing you to see the performance overview of your game. System Analyzer vs Heads-up Display (HUD)
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