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If you're a developer, and you want to avoid dealing with the pain of buying video drivers, downloading and installing "run SM3 without shader model 3", or using Windows 7 beta, this is your best option. We've compiled a list of links for simplifying your search process. This download comes with the files needed for Dx9 games in order to make them run in SM3 mode at high performance. It includes the following: Dx9swshader_dx11_delta13.msvc110.dll, swshader_hdr10.msvc110..dll, DirectX9-Update(DX9-Update). msvc110. redist and VCredist_x86.exe. The DirectX9-Update come from the DirectX9 SDK, which you should already have if you're a developer or somebody who likes to play with direct3D files directly, and it includes all the updates for Dx9 since its inception in 1998 up to 2007. If you're just playing games, we recommend keeping it because it allows you to use 3D Analyze and other tools that come with the SDK, but if you just want to enable SM3 in your games and play them normally, you don't need to keep this. Make sure you read the instructions on the file before using it. The Dx9swshader_dx11_delta13.msvc110.dll and swshader_hdr10.msvc110.dll come from Microsoft and allow your games to run in SM3, while we've already compiled a list of links for the VCredist_x86.exe and DirectX9-Update(DX9-Update). msvc110 files, which include everything you need to run shaders in Direct3D applications under Windows XP SP2+. Don't worry if you're using Windows Vista or higher, this will work for you with no problems(tested). In order to see the performance gains, you should have a graphics card from nVidia or ATi/AMD, although it can work with others if they support DirectX9 SM3. In case you have a Intel Graphics Media Accelerator, please read this article before using it, because it will give you important information about your graphics card and how to use this package for it. This package works on Direct3D9 applications. If you're looking for a package that will enable SM3 in DirectX10 games and applications, please look further. DirectX9-Update(DX9-Update).msvc110 is a file from Microsoft DirectX 9.0 SDK which includes all of the updates for Direct3D since its inception in 1998 up to 2007. If you're just playing games, we recommend keeping it because it allows you to use 3D Analyze and other tools that come with the SDK, but if you just want to enable SM3 in your games and play them normally, you don't need to keep this. To be able to use Direct3D9 Shader Model 3 under Windows Vista/7/8/10 or later, your Graphics Card must support DirectX9 SM3 as well as OpenGL 1. cfa1e77820
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