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It says photo-realistic in the name of the video but it's for from it. Nice level of detail though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpT6MkCeP7Y
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There are no more game with DX9 since a while, all games being developped under DX10/11 since almost five years now. Only really old games still run on DX9, and upcoming new titles will probably run with DX12 in a few months, but I think it's a bit early for The Witcher 3 since we don't know when DX12 will be released yet, and most users won't upgrade to windows 10 soon.
I would love the game to support DX12 but won't change my pleasure playing it anyway.
I think it is not true. Games are still going out for xbox360, and xbox360 means DX9. So most pc games are still working with dx9. The fact that most of these games are not released for xp... is something out of my mind, cause developed for xbox360 means easy port to it.
Well, developers takes a lot of considerations, and between them the size of the market. Yes, you need to evolve, but you have to sell, too. I think it is not as simple as saying "wow, dx12, it can be fun".If only it was that simple.
Why would developers want to be held back by XP and DX9 instead of moving forward?
Technology is evolving and people should more forward with it. You can't be stuck in the past forever.
Well, developers takes a lot of considerations, and between them the size of the market. Yes, you need to evolve, but you have to sell, too. I think it is not as simple as saying "wow, dx12, it can be fun".
I think it is not true. Games are still going out for xbox360, and xbox360 means DX9. So most pc games are still working with dx9. The fact that most of these games are not released for xp... is something out of my mind, cause developed for xbox360 means easy port to it.
I think it is not true. Games are still going out for xbox360, and xbox360 means DX9. So most pc games are still working with dx9. The fact that most of these games are not released for xp... is something out of my mind, cause developed for xbox360 means easy port to it.
Right, the 'free' upgrade. After the first year you still have the pay the subscription model thing M$ has.The free Windows 10 upgrade will be a great incentive for a lot of people to do the jump, thus making in more attractive to developers.
One of the key difference is a lot of DX12 features is already supported in the DX11 cards. Earlier DX had the one issue where you most definitely needed new hardware.
Nope. Crysis 3, AC Unity, Dragon Age Inquisition, Far Cry 4, etc... all those games run in DX11.
Ahem, no. MS confirmed multiple times that the free version will stay free. Forever. Get your facts straigth before you make such obviously false statements...Right, the 'free' upgrade. After the first year you still have the pay the subscription model thing M$ has..
That's what everyone has told us, nothing to do with Nvidia. DirectX11.3 is planned for the sole reason of bringing some of DX12 features to 11 for example and the company is using existing DX11 hardware to showcase performance.Well, that's what nvidia tells us. And I wouldn't bet too much on statements coming from nvidia given the events and reveals in the past few weeks...
Ahem, no. MS confirmed multiple times that the free version will stay free. Forever.
Get your facts straigth before you make such obviously false statements...
Actually he's right, Windows 10 is a free upgrade for Win 7/8/8.1 users for the first year, but MS have come out and said that payment beyond that first year will not be subscription based.
http://www.cnet.com/news/microsoft-to-deliver-free-windows-10-upgrades/
Let's try and not be so aggressive to people before we double check our facts, shall we?
And I wouldn't be surprised if people who used the free upgrade, had to pay some kind of subscription or annual fee after the year is done. Now this hasn't been confirmed to be the case, but it also hasn't been denied by Microsoft. (As far as I know.)
And I wouldn't be surprised if people who used the free upgrade, had to pay some kind of subscription or annual fee after the year is done. Now this hasn't been confirmed to be the case, but it also hasn't been denied by Microsoft. (As far as I know.)