#Games with directx 11 1080p

Currently only GTX4xx and ATI5XXXX cards can render 11, as well as only Vista and Windows 7 can run it. That’s a win-win, though it sadly won’t help with the lengthy server queue times and reported missing characters that Lost Ark has been grappling with since its delayed launch. All these games use the latest version of Direct X. There is plenty of space/storage on this computer and no virus protectors. My computer shows the directX is fully updated on a 64-bit operating system (ARM-based processor). For example, I am on Windows 8.1 (which ships. I have the game downloaded and installed, ready to launch on an activated Windows 11 Pro - fully up to date. So Lost Ark players get more frames, and my settings guide isn’t rendered completely useless. If the game needs to set anything up (like if something in DX 11 was removed in DX12), it should install the runtimes for the DX version it needs. In other words, using those recommended settings in DX9 produced 30% better performance than the Very High preset as-is, while on DirectX 11 they sped things up by 31%. While I’m not super jazzed that the pre-release version was stuck with DX9 – DX11 being just as absent as the female Deadeye’s trousers, and for no more apparent reasoning - I am, as the schmuck that spent several hours benchmarking it, glad to see that the performance gains of lowering individual settings remain proportional in the move from DirectX 9 to 11. No wonder the Lost Ark Twitter account simply tweeting “DX11” earlier this month was enough to get some people excited.ĭX11- Lost Ark FebruTo see this content please enable targeting cookies. Desktop graphics cards with DirectX 11 support NVIDIA GTX 460 and above. Using the same settings on DX9 got me 95fps, so again DX11 is a direct upgrade with no drawbacks.

Switching to my recommended settings of Very High with Indirect Shadows, Distortion Effect and Motion Blur all switched off, Lost Ark could also pump out an 114fps average on DX11.

#Games with directx 11 1080p

Back on the DX9-only review build, equipping my test PC with a humble GeForce GTX 1050 Ti and running the Very High preset at 1080p produced a 73fps average, but on the public DX11 version this jumped to 87fps. DX11 doesn’t make Lost Ark look better in any other way, but a frame rate boost is a frame rate boost.