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There is no need to use Windows 10 just for DX12 BTW. there are no games out there that support DX12 native yet either. The ones that have the option available constantly Crash when using it anyway, Defeating opening them in the first place.
Ah I read just after this OG post I quoted another Fool saying the new xBox is a 4K machine. 2 Prolems with this statement MS is claming based on words they themselves said before advertising the new xBox playing at True 4K. 1.) The Average cost for hardware right now, would Exceed 6K to hve a Dream of playing at 4K Native. 2.) There are no games that are coded for 4K, andMS was told that no developers would even attempt it on the new xBox. Therefore no games coded for 4K no native 4K games.
Yes someone will say that they play on 4K al the time, but the truth is that it is a 2K game upscaled to 4K. This is not the same thing.....
Also false.
You like to ramble don't you?
No game using Directx 12 do not crash automatically -> Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Wolfenstein Youngblood,... I never had any problems.
Actually MS is bringing dx12 to windows 7 but only for certain games. (but not windows 8, which is odd or at least maybe windows 8 at a later date).
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/microsoft-finally-ports-directx-12-to-windows-7-but-only-for-certain-games.
Also I too play some games in dx12, not noticed an increase in any issues, other than in some games frame rates drop, in some they increase (my gtx 970 does not have great dx12 support), but no increased crashing as such.
Also there are native 4k games on pc, now yes especially on consoles many are upscaled due to the hardware limitations, but pc does actually have 4k native support in quite a few modern AAA titles.
So back on topic, in 2016 the answer was no.
In 2019 the answer is now yes you will be able too, but only for a limited amount of games :)
Also dx12 has never crashed for me either, in any game and if you are having such issues then the problem resides somewhere within your rig be it bad hardware or corrupted software.
yea all those years of watching smurf porn thinking you were in the clear.. They been watching your history from day one. lol
Thats what I was saying more or less. They were talking about a Optimized Full install back just before Windows 8 was released, it just got suspended because the BS Windows 8.0 Caused.
You love 7 and hate 10 so much you're putting out bad information as "truth".
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