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<blockquote data-quote="Marcus Venturi" data-source="post: 982084" data-attributes="member: 121570">@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/dyamant.54297/" target="_blank">dyamant</a>: You have the latest Intel 4000 HD graphics, which should be pretty fast.&nbsp;My code blits the graphics 2 times. One time for the left (upper) half of the frame and one time for the right (lower) half.&nbsp;Normally one complete blit (inclusive presentation) takes about 1ms, but on your system the blit for the left half takes about 1 ms, whereas the blit for the right half - which does exactly the same - takes about 30 ms (which is far to long and causes frame drops).&nbsp;Don't know if this a problem within the intel driver. Do you have the latest drivers?&nbsp;So I need the help of the other forum users here:Is there anybody else here in the forum that has an Intel 4000 HD graphics and is experiencing the same problems?Can anybody confirm that Auto3D is generally running on Intel chipsets?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcus Venturi, post: 982084, member: 121570"] @[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/dyamant.54297/']dyamant[/URL]: You have the latest Intel 4000 HD graphics, which should be pretty fast. My code blits the graphics 2 times. One time for the left (upper) half of the frame and one time for the right (lower) half. Normally one complete blit (inclusive presentation) takes about 1ms, but on your system the blit for the left half takes about 1 ms, whereas the blit for the right half - which does exactly the same - takes about 30 ms (which is far to long and causes frame drops). Don't know if this a problem within the intel driver. Do you have the latest drivers? So I need the help of the other forum users here: Is there anybody else here in the forum that has an Intel 4000 HD graphics and is experiencing the same problems? Can anybody confirm that Auto3D is generally running on Intel chipsets? [/QUOTE]

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