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DirectX11 Released For Windows Vista
DirectX11 Released For Windows Vista
For those of you sticking with Vista, Microsoft has finally officially released DirectX 11 for Vista, after having spent the last couple of months in beta. This final release looks to be the same as the last beta released earlier this month. The update is KB971512, which is being released as ...
DirectX 11 Comes To Vista
DirectX 11 Comes To Vista
maximumpc.com — Microsoft launched Windows 7 with full DirectX 11 support, but until now , Vista users running ATI’s... newest 5000 series cards were left out in the cold. Its not like you’ve been waiting months to play the newest DX11 titles, but at least you now have the comfort of knowing that you don’t ... (more) DirectX 11 Comes To Vista
Weekend tech reading: DirectX 11 comes to Windows Vista
techspot.com — DirectX 11 comes to Vista Microsoft launched Windows 7 with full DirectX 11 support, but until now,... Vista users running ATI's newest 5000 series cards were left out in the cold. It's not like you've been waiting months to play the newest DX11 titles, but at least you now have the comfort of ... (more) Weekend tech reading: DirectX 11 comes to Windows Vista
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