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new gameing2014 29.09.20 11:23 pm

How do I know if my directX 12 graphics card supports it?

whether DirectX 12 is supported on this video card:AMD Radeon HD 7400M Series
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insel 29.09.20

new gameing2014
No, only R9 290x and above support DH12 from the radios
of the nvidia gtx 970 and above

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silent322 29.09.20

How do I know if my directX 12 graphics card supports it?

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kalek 29.09.20

If supportive directX 11 then directX 12 will support

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silent322 29.09.20

Kalek
Directx 12 has already come out and even wood on it is, you are sure that absolutely all the video cards nvidia supporting dh 11 got dh 12?

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SAM SS 29.09.20

silent322
When you start, you find an application to run and you'll put dxdiag in it.

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silent322 29.09.20

SAM SS
Vinda itself writes directx 12 (wine 10), but the possibilities of the video card max 11

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merzZavchik 29.09.20

I have GTX580 upgraded to windows 10, put the driver last, and support dx12 then no, put even 3D mark 1.5, that would check for sure, exactly does not support.

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SAM SS 29.09.20

silent322
The news (http://www.hardwareluxx.ru/index.php/news/hardware/grafikkarten/34816-nvidia-directx-12-.html) says that there will be multi-level support. GCN 1.0 (Radeon 200 and Radeon 7000) - base level (amd). Do nvidia (Starting with GeForce 500 with GPU "Fermi" and beyond).

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silent322 29.09.20

SAM SS
it turns out that after all, they have either not yet completed dx 12 for video cards at all, or made only for 9xx

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kalek 29.09.20

silent322
Where can I download it? You can share a link

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moonchild69 29.09.20

silent322
http://json.tv/tech_trend_find/eti-videokarty-podderjivayut-directx-12-na-windows-10-20150730073919

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silent322 29.09.20

In short, I reread and realized that only on the 2nd generation the 2nd generation works directx 12, and on everything else works only its api, that is, new technologies do not appear on old graphics cards, only to improve performance, if of course it is all true.
confusion, you just have to wait, for each article writes different

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tesla707 29.09.20

Insel
All directX 11 support cards will support DirectX 12 with D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_11_0 and D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_11_1

if we talk about full support, i.e. with hardware level D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_12_0, AMD has maps on the architecture of GCN 1.1 and GCN 1.2
HD7790, R7 260X, R9 285, R9 290, R9 290X, R9 295X2, R7 360, R9 380, R9 390, R9 390X and new Fury.

NVIDIA has all 400 series, 500 series, 600 series, 700 series and 900 series.
but with D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_12_0 support and D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_12_1 only GTX960, GTX970, GTX980, GTX980Ti and GTX Titan X.

you can test your D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL with this http://forums.playground.ru/hardware/video/feature_level_checker-873801/

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tesla707 29.09.20

so, all graphics cards that have a hardware level D3D_FEATURE_LEVEL_11_0 and above will support DirectX 12. We test and uns off http://forums.playground.ru/hardware/video/feature_level_checker-873801/
I'll refine the program in the future and add a list of your graphics card's API-supported.

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insel 29.09.20

tesla707
Vin 7 will support dh12 ?

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tesla707 29.09.20

Insel
No. To do this, it will take to reassemble the core, MS is unlikely to do so.

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7Rain7 29.09.20

Insel
No, only R9 290x and above support DH12 from the radios
of the nvidia gtx 970 and above
Did you come up with that?

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insel 29.09.20

7Rain7
when I bought myself a graphics card, I saw that there would be support for dh12. Of all the see-in-the-shop and on sites, maintained dh12 only P9 290s and above amd and nvidia gth970 and above. that was a year ago!
but like tesla707 said (read the comments above) - I'm not too wrong!

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new gameing2014 29.09.20

I read everyone's opinion and now answer me just YES supports or NO does not support

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7Rain7 29.09.20

Insel
You made a big mistake. And it is necessary to read not the comments above, and information on the official sites of Nvidia and Radeon. I think there's a little more reliable information than in the comments.