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I'd be more than happy to be proven wrong however if anyone can link to anything official on this.
Need to go to bed so havn't read it. But good reading!
Thanks for the link, yes interesting reading! The numbers displayed there seem more realistic, but like poster #4 said I don't think we can know for sure yet with regards to actual games released to the consumers.
What he said.
Direct X 12 will only increase framerates with CPU bound games and even then it won't be `400%` or doubling the framerate. It is about draw calls from the CPU to the GPU and reducing the current `bulky` API overhead from the CPU. The current tests of Direct X 12 are nothing more than numbered benchmarks and bare no relation to real world gaming.
If people are thinking that suddenly their AMD GPU is going to become magically `400%` more powerful and outperform Nvidia cards- you're living in `cloud cuckooland`.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8962/the-directx-12-performance-preview-amd-nvidia-star-swarm/3
Personally, I don't believe that it can boost performance by 400%, but I hope it will add some FPS, especially for AMD CPU users, as it can support 6 cores, when DirectX 11 mainly uses only one.
Expect GTA 6 to use DX12. Probably (cuz consoles!).
Now to GTA V - I think it is possible to hope DX12 patch will be released in future - I hope so too. There are few reasons:
a) Rockstar did this once with L.A.Noire
b) RAGE engine is not engine made for one game, but it is complex engine which Rockstars develops over years and most probably will develop in future for next games - very likely GTA 6 will use RAGE too, only with several more years of development. So we can be almost sure, Rockstar will or maybe is currently working on making RAGE compatible with DirectX 12 with all it's advantages. So, main question is, if Rockstar will bring this overhauled RAGE to already released game. So far, Rockstar is giving great support to GTA V and was already said, support for GTA V will continue along with new content. So I think there is good change we will have DirectX 12 support in GTA V at some point.
It's only possible if the engine being used has support for the directx in question. For example crysis 2 didn't release with dx11 until much later.
If the engine already doesn't have built-in support for a version of directx, I don't think it can be done. You basically have to remake the engine at that point.
I mean the question is if gta 5's engine can support dx12 and I sincerely doubt it.