Here is some additional information on the Advanced Settings toggles available in CrossOver 26 and later.

Graphics

Auto - When enabled, CrossOver uses the graphics backend specified in its proprietary database on a per-game basis, and uses wined3d if no backend is specified in the database.

DXMT - DXMT is a Metal-based implementation of Direct3D 11. When enabled, DXMT is used for all applications installed in the bottle.

D3DMetal - D3DMetal is a graphics API translation layer from the game porting toolkit supporting DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 games. When enabled, D3DMetal is used for all applications installed in the bottle.

DXVK - DXVK is a Vulkan-based translation layer for Direct3D 10 and 11. When enabled, DXVK is used for all applications installed in the bottle.

Wine - Wine's known implementation of Direct3D, known as wined3d. When enabled, wined3d is used for all applications installed in the bottle.

DLSS - Enable DLSS powered by MetalFX. This setting only takes effect if DLSS is enabled in the in-game settings and is only enabled for D3DMetal and DXMT. Many games run better with DLSS enabled, but some games do not.

MSync - Mach semaphore-based synchronization. Some applications run with better performance with MSync enabled and some applications show no difference.

High Resolution Mode - High-resolution mode switch. When enabled in CrossOver Mac, pixel doubling is turned off, and CrossOver reports a high-resolution (192 DPI) to the application. If the application handles this correctly, graphics display in more detail. Not all applications render correctly in high-resolution mode.

Performance Enhanced Graphics (CSMT) are now enabled by default and the toggle is no longer shown in CrossOver 23.x and later.