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DirectX Graphics Infrastructure (DXGI) is a kernel-mode component of Windows Vista which handles the low level jobs, such as enumerating the display devices, choosing buffer formats, displaying the rendered frames and managing hardware resources. It serves as an hardware abstracttion for the kernel mode WDDM device driver.

Both Direct3D 10 and OpenGL applications in Windows Vista work through DXGI.

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