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Reproduces the normal map with more contrast, and improves the bump/normal additive effects from 9. it wasn't that much different, no matter what the 'moar is bettur!1!one!' fanbois say. The REAL difference between DX 9 and 10 was 10 was only available on Vista. Microsofts way of getting gamers to lead the charge onto a new OS. (Because businesses, WON'T)When Vista flopped they made DX 11 for 7, and this time they added some real differences. Hardware tessellation which allows a more granular rendering of the polygons/triangles all (most commercial) 3D models are constructed from. Unfortunately, since this is on the fly the creation of models that take advantages (other than just performance and minor visual differences) of this feature are slow in coming. It was a hit and miss prospect for a while after DX 11 and we're only now seeing the results.Next is multicore optimization... sort of. DX 11 can now use all those funky cores your badass rig comes with. The problem? Same as with hard tessellation, the pipeline infrastructure has to catch up. The 3D program has to include the feature (in the case of hard tessellation) or the game engine has to take advantage of it (in the case of multcore support) which again we are only now beginning to see. Strangely enough with the new consoles first (???) but hey that's the way it has worked out so far.The bottom line of what the difference is between DX 9/10/11? Mostly minor improvements and some fundamental ones that haven't really blossomed yet besides raw performance... and... the fact that they were only available on the next OS microsoft wanted to sell. Which is the biggest difference between 9/10/11... it helped microsoft sell OSes. 'Sandbox MMO' is a PTSD trigger word for anyone who has the experience to know that anonymous players invariably use a 'sandbox' in the same manner a housecat does.When your head is stuck in the sand, your ass becomes the only recognizable part of you.No game is more fun than the one you can't play, and no game is more boring than

It looks awesome, games developed with DX11 looks awesome standard out of the box yammy:)Mindboggeling jawdropping eyepopping graphics you see in next few years its good times change to DX11 now. Originally posted by Velocinox Originally posted by ElikalGetting myself a new comp soon, finally no longer bound to Win XP and DirectX 9 I checked some screenshots comparisions and... was not whelmed. Maybe it was in the details... but what I saw was sort of "err... ooookay this is different HOW again"? Maybe I just picked the wrong games as referrence. Anyone enlighten me about this? There really isn't a difference in a fundamental comparison. The differences are evolutionary and slight. DX 9 to10 reproduces the normal map with more contrast, and improves the bump/normal additive effects from 9. it wasn't that much different, no matter what the 'moar is bettur!1!one!' fanbois say. The REAL difference between DX 9 and 10 was 10 was only available on Vista. Microsofts way of getting gamers to lead the charge onto a new OS. (Because businesses, WON'T) When Vista flopped they made DX 11 for 7, and this time they added some real differences. Hardware tessellation which allows a more granular rendering of the polygons/triangles all (most commercial) 3D models are constructed from. Unfortunately, since this is on the fly the creation of models that take advantages (other than just performance and minor visual differences) of this feature are slow in coming. It was a hit and miss prospect for a while after DX 11 and we're only now seeing the results. Next is multicore optimization... sort of. DX 11 can now use all those funky cores your badass rig comes with. The problem? Same as with hard tessellation, the pipeline infrastructure has to catch up. The 3D program has to include the feature (in the case of hard tessellation) or the game engine has to take advantage of it (in the case of multcore support) which again we are only now beginning to see. Strangely enough with the new consoles first (???) but hey that's the way it has worked out