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    <p>Thanks to clues from Hans, the possible solution is to set <code>Graphics.TextRenderingHint</code> to <code>SingleBitPerPixel</code> or <code>SingleBitPerPixelGridFit</code> - it helps and rendered text looks always like the first one. But there is no anti aliasing and text looks ugly (like in second example).</p> <p>Unfortunately this does not solve my problem, because the text is later converted to <code>GraphicsPath</code> and the result is always like the second one shown on example image. However, there is an alternative solution for that problem: converting text to <code>GraphicsPath</code> first and then drawing it.</p> <p>However there are some possible issues:</p> <ol> <li>Make sure that the <code>GraphicsPath</code> is updated only when text changes, so overall overhead would be minimal.</li> <li>Be aware that the overhead would grow up drastically during text change - but this is important only if you are continuously displaying text during user input like in WYSIWYG app. The <code>GraphicsPath</code> would have to be recreated on every keystroke during text input. This might be a serious performance bottleneck. Make sure you test for a target configuration as your mileage may vary.</li> <li><code>Graphics.SmoothingMode</code> needs to be set to <code>AntiAlias</code> (or <code>HighQuality</code> which is the same) to get smooth curves - yet another thing that might affect performance.</li> </ol> <p><strong>The most interesting part is that the solution with text converted to <code>GraphicsPath</code> outperforms traditional <code>Graphics.DrawString</code> method.</strong> Also note that the font itself is an important factor - more complex fonts with fancy-shaped letters uses more curve points hence they need more CPU time to draw.</p> <p><em>During my tests I've noticed visible slowdowns when strings were longer that few thousand chars (i5 760 CPU, only one large GraphicsPath to draw)</em></p>
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