RE: WPF - Max window size for hardware acceleration?

Some more informations : my application was running under Windows Vista with
an ATI X300 board (compliant DirectX 9.0). The problem disapears if I replace
graphic board with an X1300 (compliant DirectX 9.0c). Both cards have 256MB
of memory.

Does DirectX 9.0c could be use as minimum requirement to be sure WPF keep
hardware acceleration with high resolutions?

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