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Is this a hardware or a software issue AMD is facing?This is an old horse, but DX10 changed a whole lot and iirc it used stuff that existed in Vista but not in XP, don't remember the details, but that was what it boiled down to. Posted on Aug 19th 2013, 21:44 Reply #16 TheinsanegamerNĪnd yes, I'm confused as hell about that too. News like missing features or such definitely sways how I buy things, however, so I understand why this is seemingly news. It doesn't matter to me that other people don't like it.some people don 't like red and black like I do either. I ran Vista, and liked it, just like I today run Win8, and like it.

Nor do I misunderstand Nvidia's manipulation of DX10's acceptance, and enthusiasts ignoring NVidia's role in that Assassin's Creed and DX10.1 says everything I need to about that subject. Is this a hardware or a software issue AMD is facing?I'm not really confused.

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It can be done under 7, and DX11.2 will be irrelevant because of Windows 8.1 cemented reputation.Īnd yes, I'm confused as hell about that too. Anyways, the point he was making is that this whole DX11.2 thing is just a carrot on a stick. I knew of people who had decided on the same (only entertaining the idea for DX10, but deciding to skip it).

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I thought of "upgrading" to Vista when it became feasible, and for absolutely no other reason but to be able to play Crysis in DX10 mode - then I decided against it because, well, I used Vista at work and despised it so I skipped it (then discovered the mods that enabled DX10 visuals on DX9 under XP.

Omnimodis78Actually, it had more to do with it than not. Posted on Aug 19th 2013, 21:26 Reply #13 Deadlyraver Is this a hardware or a software issue AMD is facing? I see the news saying that AMD won't support this new DX, and that it's not because of hardware, so I'm left confused.Actually, it had more to do with it than not. :roll: Thanks for making my Monday morning a bit brighter.

Mar 17th 2022 AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 (FSR 2.0) Unveiled (21)Īdd your own comment 24 Comments on AMD Radeon HD 7000 Series Won't Fully Support DirectX 11.2 #1 MathraghĬadavecaVista had nothing to do with DX10's success or lack thereof.

Apr 26th 2022 AMD Software Adrenalin 22.4.2 Released (1).

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The GPUs inside next-generation consoles like Microsoft Xbox One and Sony PlayStation 4 aren't fundamentally different from current AMD GPU micro-architecture, and at least one of the two, Xbox One, will leverage the latest DirectX. Mah stressed that the incompatibility is not at the level of the hardware, but the driver. In an interview with German publication c't Magazin, AMD engineer Laylah Mah pointed out that a feedback routine Microsoft deployed in the final specification of DirectX 11.2 turned out different from the one AMD anticipated. Exclusive with the upcoming Windows 8.1 operating system, the Direct3D component of DirectX 11.2 introduces a handful of revolutionary consumer 3D features, such as "D3D tiled resources," which is analogous to OpenGL mega-textures HLSL shader linking, frame-buffer scaling, etc. Graphics processors based on first-generation Graphics CoreNext micro-architecture, slotted inside the "Southern Islands" and "Sea Islands" families, and branded under Radeon HD 7000 and Radeon HD 8000 (OEM) series, don't fully support Microsoft DirectX 11.2 API.