Microsoft has announced DirectX 12 Ultimate, the next version of DX12 and the first time a release has been timed against Microsoft's next-generation console schedule.

Besides DirectX 12 Ultimate compatibility, NVIDIA's latest drivers include support for a feature called GPU scheduling. Microsoft says it can reduce latency and improve performance.

DirectX 12 Ultimate is getting that name for a reason. Microsoft built this API in an attempt to bring together cutting-edge development and multiple generations of hardware.

What is DirectX 12 Ultimate and what does it mean for PC gamers? Games. By Adrian Willings. Updated Mar 26, 2023. Your changes have been saved ...

With both AMD and Nvidia releasing tech demo videos showcasing DirectX 12 Ultimate, I daresay that many of you are wondering exactly what it is. Specifically, if something major had happened and ...

Ultimately A new DirectX badge is going to start showing up on graphics hardware: It's called DirectX 12 Ultimate, and it denotes support for "ALL next generation graphics hardware features".

Microsoft explains the DirectX 12 Ultimate logo offers a “mark of quality to ensure stellar “future-proof” feature support for next generation games.” Watch this video on YouTube .

DirectX 12 was first released back in 2014 if you can even believe it has been that long, with DirectX 12 Ultimate delivering some gigantic and much-needed upgrades.

DirectX 12 Ultimate is Microsoft's new programming interface being built with an aligned feature set between Xbox Series X and next-gen PC games in mind. Skip to main content.

DirectX 12 Ultimate includes support for DirectX Raytracing (DXR) 1.1, which has a few new features over DXR 1.0. The first is that GPU Work Creation supports it, ...

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.

Microsoft has announced DirectX 12 Ultimate, the next version of DX12 and the first time a release has been timed against Microsoft's next-generation console schedule.