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they are both DirectX 11 so I' think you are out of luck.
look at page 15
http://steamcommunity.com/app/310560/discussions/1/613956964581865843/#p15
You know the Devs might consider updateing the Steam page with explicit info on DirextX min requirement... or maybe they are 'In Progress' and may add DX10 support later this year.
Shrug. Only they know.
Same card here. If you finally buy it please say if it works :)
"Direct X " does not equal "Direct X".
Those are development libraries meaning pre-compiled pieces of programming-code that are in themselves black-boxes to build other stuff with. It is almost as if they are their own programming-language. E.G. 3D-engines: "Game-developers" usually take a third-party "graphics-engine" nowerdays because building one from scratch is increasingly tough and complex.
Now the problem is that each version of "Dirext X" breaks with stuff that was perfectly acceptable in the version before. That means it is NOT trivial to just re-compile stuff for a new version.
Well, no it does not - from a consumer standpoint. Yet it does so for everyone else, it seems.
Consumer - Thechnology does not really do evolutionary steps, unfortunately. It is inherently NOT part of the business model.
Microsoft core interest always has been: make Windows the ONLY mass-market platform. Direct-X proved to be a powerful tool in doing so by _not_ ensuring backwars-compatibility. Each new generation of games demanded not only newer hardware but a new license of a certain OS that included the necessary stuff to make said hardware DO STUFF.
They were reported to not have thought about further developing Direct-X going forward... ...until some guys woke them up saying: "We rely on YOU sh__ty middleware to make our GPU sales continue. No business for us, less business for you" ... So after "Mantle" was threatening to make Direct-3D obsolete, Microsoft reacted very quickly and steered their sinking ship back on its course. Next: AMD kind-of trashed Mantle, all are a happy bunch of campers
Time for more people to use SteamOS, make that monopoly of M$ a tale of the past!
pls, just upgrade or buy a used dx 11 card for ~$40 if you want to play new games in 2015!
*and linux will never be an alternative for gaming on pc cause you will never get the same graphic-driver performance as on windows. why should any gamer switch to a slower system? right, nobody would!