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Hmmm, until we see it in action we can't comment on performance. Besides it'll be easily a year before anything decent comes out with dx 10 behind it (and no, crysis doesn't count). Takes time for people to test the capabilities and utilise all the functions available.
Expect all the upcoming games which in part utilise dx10 to have minor improvements over dx9 in terms of small visuals and, most importantly, large performance benefits. Â
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Hmmm, until we see it in action we can't comment on performance. Besides it'll be easily a year before anything decent comes out with dx 10 behind it (and no, crysis doesn't count). Takes time for people to test the capabilities and utilise all the functions available.
Expect all the upcoming games which in part utilise dx10 to have minor improvements over dx9 in terms of small visuals and, most importantly, large performance benefits. Â
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recalcitrant1
why doesn't Crysis count?, and judging my your last paragraph... me thinks you don't have a DX10 card heh.
[QUOTE="recalcitrant1"]Hmmm, until we see it in action we can't comment on performance. Besides it'll be easily a year before anything decent comes out with dx 10 behind it (and no, crysis doesn't count). Takes time for people to test the capabilities and utilise all the functions available.
Expect all the upcoming games which in part utilise dx10 to have minor improvements over dx9 in terms of small visuals and, most importantly, large performance benefits. Â
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GenTom
why doesn't Crysis count?, and judging my your last paragraph... me thinks you don't have a DX10 card heh.
Agree. Crysis does count. It will be probably one of the best looking games for at least a year after it is released.Â
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