Nikqz
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1 year ago after I wrote this post, I began to look for other possible sets of libraries on the resource and successfully! this library helped with this resource https://github.com/elishacloud/dxwrapper/wiki/Configuration#ddrawcompat when enabled setting DDrawCompat = 1 the frame rate no longer drops critically in scenes with a lot of pictures and text, even at 32-bit color depth and on the built-in processor driver with a UHD 630 video card
narzoul
hello there is such a rather old game Space Empires 5, it is still sometimes interesting to launch and play it, but surprisingly, the more modern equipment and computer, the slower it works. When you start the game in Direct3D HAL mode at a high resolution of 1920x1080 and open several windows inside the game, where there are a lot of small images and text, the game fps drops to 20 frames per second on a modern 6800 XT video card and a Windows 10/11 x64 system, when there are fewer windows and text, then the number of frames per second is somewhere around 40-80 Such indicators can be achieved using your library and with certain settings that slightly add AlignSysMemSurfaces and ForceD3D9On12 frames to the enabled mode, DesktopColorDepth and RenderColorDepth to the 16-bit mode with anti-aliasing turned off. Without your library, the performance is even worse I tried all the other settings both in your library and in the game itself, but I did not achieve the best result. I remember that a few years ago, when I had Haswell and then Ivy processors, then on the integrated graphics of these processors and on the first Intel drivers for them (IntelGraphics_win64_15.33.37.4242) and (IntelGraphics_win64_15.33.46.4885), I was able to raise fps is noticeably higher, but as soon as I installed the latest driver, the fps values sagged a lot, now I have a Kabi-Lake processor, but I didn’t find good drivers Maybe you can suggest something or see this application