if you got a card that supports it DX-11
if you got a card that supports it DX-11
I run it because I can. Not sure if it actually does anything visually...Everything maxed at 16xAA/AF and still hitting triple-digit FPS.
I have a gtx 460 and Dx11 actually runs worse for me so I stick to Dx9. Running on W7 with a Phenom IIx4@3.7, everything updated so I dunno why but its like a 15 fps hit to me.
Precisely the reason i dont upgrade my PC.
I buy all new games i want to play on my 360 now.
Zero reason to play them on PC, except for slightly better graphics.
Consoles hold PC's back way too much these days to bother upgrading and playing on the PC.
Only thing worth playing on PC is MMO's. Rest is best on console.
I tried DirectX11 it was better for a while (the fps was much higher) but after a while I got this graphical bug where textures just constantly overlapped each other.
Can anyone help me with this?
Crysis released in 2007, CS:S was playable in 2004 already and was remake of a game from 2000 anyhow and WoW came out 2005 in Europe. I doubt any of them are relevant to the whole DX9 - DX11 discussion at this point.
As for later games, Witcher 2 comes in mind as the only recent PC exlucive that actually demanded something from hardware. Evethough even that game was fully DX9.
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Exactly.
So a part from MMO's, which i will admit are far superior on the PC (perhaps because there are virtually zero on the consoles), the rplies i've had are -
1) Crysys - Which is like 6 years old now and isnt a dx11 game
2) CS:S - Which is like 8 years old and isnt a dx11 game
3) Crysis 2 - Which is not a PC exclusive
Thats why i dont upgrade my PC
Because it isnt worth it.
How about the fact that you have a keyboard and mouse to work with as opposed to some crippled controller?
10-25 FPS loss is NOT worth DX11, especially in raids.
Start off by getting a card that fully supports DX11.
DX11, by the way, adds nothing more visually to the game other than some reported "smoother smoke" and other minor improvements.
The reason people enable DX11 rendering is because it is far less complex than DX9 and handles graphic instructions better, making the game run faster, not slower.