dahuman on 04 July 2013
| Adinnieken said: Sorry, but developers will easily take advantage of the feature available in 11.2. DirectX 11 is supported on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1. So the base functionality in DirectX 11 is available to every modern Windows platform. Every installation of Windows 8 will become a Windows 8.1 installation, so I don't see the adoption of Windows 8.1 and DirectX 11.2 being a hurdle. So, at worse, in the near future, you'll be looking at developers that offer both DirectX 11 and DirectX 11.2 support. Long-term if the features of DirectX 11.2 are compelling enough then you'll see developers moving development over to it simply because more and more installations of Windows 8.1 will happen as well as more and more installations of Xbox Ones. |
I want Windows 8.2 or 9 already after installing 8.1 preview on my laptop lol..... It's still not that good.
