# Updates in 2020.2

General

- Added support for the NVIDIA Ampere GPUs with compute capability 8.6 and CUDA toolkit 11.1.

- Added support for application replay to collect metric results across multiple application runs, instead of replaying individual kernels.

- Added new `launch__device_id` metric.

- Added support for NVLink (`nvl*`) metrics for GPUs with compute capabilities 7.0, 7.5 and 8.0

- Added documentation for memory charts and tables in the Profiling Guide.

NVIDIA Nsight Compute

- Updated menu and toolbar layout.

- Added support for zoom and pan on roofline charts.

- The Resources tool window shows the current CUDA stream attributes.

- The memory chart shows a heatmap for link and port utilization.

- The hot-spot tables in the Source Counters section now show values as percentages, too.

- On-demand resolve of remote CUDA-C source is now available for MacOS hosts.

- Metric columns in the Summary and Raw pages are now sortable.

- Added a new option to set the number of recent API calls shown in the API Stream tool window.

NVIDIA Nsight Compute CLI

- CLI output now shows NVTX payload information.

- CSV output now shows NVTX states.

- Added a new `--replay-mode` option to select the mechanism used for replaying a kernel launch multiple times.

- Added a new `--kill` option to terminate the application once all requested kernels were profiled.

- Added a new `--log-file` option to decide the output stream for printing tool output.

- Added a new `--check-exit-code` option to decide if the child application exit code should be checked.

Resolved Issues

- The profiling progress dialog is not dismissed automatically anymore after an error.

- The inter-process lock is now automatically given write permissions for all users.

- All project extensions are enabled in the default dialog filter.

- Fixed handling of targets using tcsh during remote profiling.

- Fixed handling of quoted application arguments on Windows.