But Microsoft’s DirectX Raytracing feature brings the eye-catching visual technology into the standardized fold of Windows 10’s DirectX gaming graphics API.

OpenGL and DirectX most likely will be following AMD Mantle API's footsteps by providing low-level access for video cards.

Given that DirectSR is an API directly from Microsoft's DirectX team, this particular bridge between supported games and a variety of upscalers looks like it will provide a more universal solution ...

DirectX 12 debuted six years ago, introducing a new Direct3D graphics API that was more energy efficient and highly scalable across not just various PC form factors, but also the Xbox One. As we ...

Microsoft and the OpenGL working group have both announced plans to bring close-to-metal APIs home for DIrectX and OpenGL. Where does that leave AMD's Mantle?

Microsoft’s new gaming and multimedia graphics API, DirectX 12 Ultimate, promises to unify feature sets and capabilities of a variety of PC gaming and Xbox configurations.

Eventually, Microsoft realised the potential and through successive enhancements to the DirectX API began to provide an alternative to OpenGL that would work on any 3D accelerated video card with ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We've already spoken about the possibility of Microsoft changing their DirectX API to be ...

Microsoft recently released Version 8 of its DirectX API (application-programming interface), which is available for downloading at ...

The DirectX 12 API on the other hand will work on Fermi, Kepler and Maxwell and it will enable a radical reduction in submission overhead, as well as better scalability on multicore systems. The ...

Microsoft’s DirectX 12 API has been making headlines for quite a while now. Already, several games set to be released on PC are known to utilize the API, ...

Microsoft has confirmed the existence of DirectX 12. As expected, it will be unveiled at GDC 2014 on March 20. It would appear that all the usual suspects are already on board -- the use of their ...