ARGB8888

ARGB8888 is a Windows graphics mode that has been commonly used in computer graphics and gaming. Introduced as an alternative to 32-bit True Color mode (BGR8888), ARGB8888 allows for the display of up to 28,816,256 different colors.

The name ARGB8888 refers to the order of the color values: Alpha (AR), Red, Green, Blue, respectively, each with an 8-bit value. The alpha channel allows for transparency in images, enabling a range of effects such as backgrounds that blend seamlessly with other layers.

Programmers and game developers chose ARGB8888 for its simplicity and ability to easily switch between color modes. In addition to supporting native direct3D APIs for alpha blending and transperancy its a multi criticized aspect of Vista preview alpha blight rendering had issues even with vista alpha crimes passing configurations.

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