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When can we expect support for DX12? The New 9XX cards from nVidia have the support already, I'd like to be able to use it. 
it will be a Windows 10 feature (I don't think it will be back ported to Windows 7) and seeing as Microsoft have already said that Windows 9, I mean Windows 10, will be free for Windows 8.1 users, ... erm, I forgot what my point was going to be. You'll need Windows 10 to make use of it.
Actually, Windows 10 will be a free upgrade for windows 7, 8, 8.1 owners for 1 year after release (no strings attached).
Systems purchased (upgraded) after that year will have to pay for the OS. Windows XP are out of luck, but then the OS is no longer supported either.
Actually, Windows 10 will be a free upgrade for windows 7, 8, 8.1 owners for 1 year after release (no strings attached).
Systems purchased (upgraded) after that year will have to pay for the OS. Windows XP are out of luck, but then the OS is no longer supported either.
I was actually wondering what will happen to those who upgraded from lets say Win 7 after a year?
What if someone will need to reinstall the system because of HDD failure?
An ISO and windows loader I guess. That usually solves my windows activation problems![]()
When can we expect support for DX12? The New 9XX cards from nVidia have the support already, I'd like to be able to use it.![]()
DX12? LMAO, they still can't sort out some decent anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, don't get your hopes up.
Furthermore, being a DX11 enabled game, ED still can't give us some tesselation for a change. So, even on max setting you still have to enjoy sights such as this:
it might be a good idea to let frontier wait until microsoft actually release it before demanding that frontier start to support it.
Considering it isn't scheduled to be released for anoth and ser 12 months at least, and undoubtedly it will be a Windows 10 feature (I don't think it will be back ported to Windows 7) and seeing as Microsoft have already said that Windows 9, I mean Windows 10, will be free for Windows 8.1 users, ... erm, I forgot what my point was going to be. You'll need Windows 10 to make use of it.