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[MUSIC] amp;gt;amp;gt; How much work does the GPU do depending on what stack you use? Iamp;#39;m going to talk about three of our frameworks, Winforms, WPF, and UWP XAML. So Winforms is fairly straightforward very little is hardware accelerated. In fact, I think the only thing that is, is GDI scrollbars. With WPF, that was our first attempt at doing hardware acceleration, and we got a lot of stuff right. One of the challenges was there are some features that you can fall off and then you are not hardware accelerated. So some examples are bitmap effects or Alpha blending. Thatamp;#39;s been a problem because youamp;#39;ll be using the framework and you use a feature, and then suddenly your performance, you fall off a cliff. With UWP XAML, we took a somewhat different approach and we applied all our learnings over the last 10 years to have a more performant stack. One of the things that we have done is everything performs well out of the box. We only enable a feature when we know it