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So far so good here, but I'll keep an eye out still.
I have MSI Nvidia 1080
i7 7700K
16gb
SSD
Because when it first launched, even the top Cards were
having trouble using it without studders, & lagg issues.
DX9 was so fluidly stable at that time, that DX11 just
was not worth it. DX10 was fine to, but somehow DX11,
made DX10 slightly non-fluid.
Now we have DX12, which is suppose to be a better alternative,
over the others, including DX11. But the only way to take full
Advantage of DX12, was through the top GPU's, because those
GPU's utilize the DX12 Support.
Vulcan, I thought was the Alternative to DX12 on older GPU's,
at least that is what I thought.
Maybe, both of these have met with problems, such as bad Optimizations,
& such that ended up not doing what they were meant to be doing?
The DX12 variant does not work on my CPU. Every time I run it, splash comes up, then the process dies. When I click on it again I am told the dx12.exe does not exist and I have to re-download it. I am really really unimpressed with how this performs, gives me flashbacks of Arkham Knight et al.