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	===Note: This CVar is linked to [[CVar gxColorBits\|gxColorBits]]. If you change this, [[CVar gxColorBits\|gxColorBits]] should be the same setting.===		===Note: This CVar is linked to [[CVar gxColorBits\|gxColorBits]]. If you change this, [[CVar gxColorBits\|gxColorBits]] should be the same setting.===

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	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

	[[Category:Console variables\|gxDepthBits]]		[[Category:Console variables\|gxDepthBits]]

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+__NOTOC__
-Default setting is 24.</b>
+===Note: This CVar is linked to [[CVar gxColorBits|gxColorBits]]. If you change this, [[CVar gxColorBits|gxColorBits]] should be the same setting.===
-<br>
+This CVar controls how many unique colors are available in an image's color palette in terms of the number of 0's and 1's, or "bits," which are used to specify each color.  This does not mean that the image necessarily uses all of these colors, but that it can instead specify colors with that level of precision.  For a grayscale image, the bit depth quantifies how many unique shades are available.  Images with higher bit depths can encode more shades or colors since there are more combinations of 0's and 1's available.
-==Notes==
+==Default Setting==
--bit color may not be supported any more since patch 3.1
+;24
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+==Possible Settings==

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{{Wikify}}
BIT DEPTH -quantifies how many unique colors are available in an image's color palette in terms of the number of 0's and 1's, or "bits," which are used to specify each color. This does not mean that the image necessarily uses all of these colors, but that it can instead specify colors with that level of precision. For a grayscale image, the bit depth quantifies how many unique shades are available. Images with higher bit depths can encode more shades or colors since there are more combinations of 0's and 1's available.
 
 
Values range used by wow 16, 24, 32.

Default setting is 24.

 
Bits Per Pixel | Number of Colors Available | Common Name(s)
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:1 2 Monochrome 
:2 4 CGA 
:4 16 EGA 
:8 256 VGA 
:16 65536 XGA, High Color 
:24 16777216 SVGA, True Color 
:32 16777216 + Transparency 
:48 281 Trillion 

==Notes==
16-bit color may not be supported any more since patch 3.1

[http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=16409720922&sid=1 blue poster on wow forums]