Do your users ever complain that your WPF applications are too slow, or that they aren’t behaving properly? In many cases, you can solve such problems by taking advantage of WPF’s ability to recognize the graphics capabilities of a user’s machine.
For example, use the following code to determine whether the machine supports hardware acceleration, partial hardware acceleration, or no acceleration:
int displayTier = (System.Windows.Media.RenderCapability.Tier > 16)if (displayTier == 0){ //no hardware acceleration}else if (displayTier == 1){ //partial hardware acceleration}else{ //supports hardware acceleration}With this knowledge, you can selectively choose only those capabilities that work best on the user’s hardware.
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