Dump of DirectX caps for GMA X3100

[Intel_C_Intel]

Hello,

I'm trying to optimize my application for the Intel GMA X3100 graphics core. Unfortunately I've no access to this hw at the moment. Could somebody please post a dump of the DirectX capabilities (from DXCapsViewer.exe)? Thanks a lot!

Yours
Gerald

[Chuck_De_Sylva]

Have you been able to get this info yet? Is the data in our X3x00 Development Guide insufficient?

[gschroecker]

Thank's for asking. Yes, I bought myself a board and had a look at the caps and tested it. But I could repeat the question for newer Intel integrated graphics, eg. the GMA X4500. It's kind of anoying, that there is no database with caps...

Gerald

[Chris_M_Intel]

Gerald,

That's an interesting idea. I'll take a look at perhaps adding some documents to the ISN site that list the caps for the various HW if I can. Maybe we can get random developers out there to post the caps to the Intel HW they have as well for inclusion - that'd be a lot faster than me trying to do that. DXCapsViewer will save the caps tree to a file. Once we have several files, maybe I can find someone who's better at databases than me to implement something easier to look at than giant text files.

Chris

[Intel_C_Intel]

There's a GUIapplication like this for DXVA called DXVAChecker. I'm not positive how accurate it is-- it supposedly reports H.264 decode as missing in Vista on G45, when it's known that HW acceleration works in some software-- but presumably it just does a GetCaps on D3DDDICAPS_GETDECODE* and D3DDDICAPS_GETVIDEOPROCESSORCAPS and just reports them out.

Shouldn't be that hard to adapt into general DirectX capabilities.

[vladr]

Although this thread is old, the idea still holds, since this is exactly the kind of thing that would help.

I just want to note, that there`s absolutely no need to loose time with putting that to database.
Pure text format is more than enough, since one would search through it.

So, is there a section somewhere at this site that would devoted to caps of all Intel`s gfx chipsets?

[jensmose]

For caps of a lot of devices try to take a look at
http://www.netsphere.jp/dxinfo/

I once found this site and I can not read it all but the caps is OK and it seems quite updated.