It's weird. I have 3DMark 06 but I can only run it with the -nosysteminfo command line flag, otherwise I get an error (natively too) at startup. Also, I have to disable option 'Disable Alt-Enter...' or the rendering just stalls at the beginning (the app manipulates the window properties or sg like …

Tried 3DMark 11 too. This is the first that has a native x64 version, so tried both modes with the respective DLLs. Both cases the process start, but no graphical interface or icon (seems like it open like a service, running on background). When i delete the custom DLLs, the 3dMark opened OK.

3dMark Vantage didn't even open.

Tried with 3DMark 06 too, the same way. The benchmark ran windowed mode, but after some benchmark the 3DMark just closed. No errors was shown.

Trying with 3DMark 05, DgVooDoo version 2.79.2. I got the MS\x86 files and put inside the C:\Program Files (x86)\Futuremark\3DMark05 folder. Running OK without the custom DLLs. Tried to find something in the forum but cannot find about the 2005 version (only 99/2001 versions).

GPU-z

Tried Resident Evil 5 Demo DX9 with native Intel DX9 vs Dgvoodoo (v2.79.2, default settings) on "Fixed Benchmark" 58,2 FPS Native DX9 52,2 FPS Dgvoodoo2

Later today i will test this on my laptop to check. Intel Xe @ i5 1135G7. It's a Nvidia GT1030 GDDR5 64bit better VGA than an Intel Xe DDR4 128bits? Newer benchmarks like Fire Strike shows a better result for Intel Xe, but older benchmarks the GT1030 scores better (like Resident Evil 5, Devil May …

Hi, first post. First, fhanks a lot Dgvoodoo for this type of work. I tested it some time ago with my older notebook (intel i5 5200u) and make games like NFS Underground and Diablo2 to work with best settings. I came here to post about the Intel dropping support for dx9, but someone already posted …