I'd say more than a year, possibly two to three. Yes Crysis will help but there will be a need for more titles to go DX10. Plus, Crysis allows DX9 so it doesn't create that big of a need for DX10.
Dx10 will overtake Dx9 when Windows Vista has more users than Windows XP. Considering your question is very general, the answer would be 2 to 3 years (since that will be about when mainstream and business users will be forced to upgrade to stay up-to-date).
In terms of when Dx10 will overtake gamers, in about a year when more titles start being programmed in Dx10-only fashion.
It's going to take a good bit of time before the majority of computer users are DX10 ready (most likely until we see integrated DX10 graphics) so games should be dx9/10 compatible for a while.
It's going to take a good bit of time before the majority of computer users are DX10 ready (most likely until we see integrated DX10 graphics) so games should be dx9/10 compatible for a while.Staryoshi87
The Intel x3000 is already in the newer 1333 mhz fsb Motherboards. The x3000 is dx10.
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