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<h3 id="Heading6">Hardware Assist from an Unexpected Quarter</h3>
<p>Listing 47.5 illustrates the benefits of designing code from a Mode X perspective; this is the software aspect of Mode X optimization, which suffices to make Mode X about as fast as mode 13H. That alone makes Mode X an attractive mode, given its square pixels, page flipping, and offscreen memory, but superior performance would nonetheless be a pleasant addition to that list. Superior performance is indeed possible in Mode X, although, oddly enough, it comes courtesy of the VGA&rsquo;s hardware, which was never designed to be used in 256-color modes.</p>
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<p>Note that the return from Mode X&rsquo;s parallelism is not always 4x; some adapters lack the underlying memory bandwidth to write data that fast. However, Mode X parallel access should always be faster than mode 13H access; the only question on any given adapter is how <i>much</i> faster.</p>
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