Dxcpl.exe intercepts the game’s D3D11CreateDevice call and lies about the available feature level. It can set a maximum limit (e.g., limit to 10_0 even if the GPU supports 11_0). It can also force the use of the —a slow, software-based DirectX 11 renderer—which is almost never used for actual gameplay but can be a diagnostic tool.
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