For those of you who are using DX10 graphics cards now, your system is XP and VISTA

If you want dx10 special effects, then there is also a corresponding game support to do it.,Now,There are a few games that can be supported.,But there's no one that can fully support .,The existing games are still in specific scenes.,The special effects of DX10.,The general place is still called .。

XP Because Vista's software is still limited.

It is not possible to take advantage of DX10 performance.

But the configuration, the desire to upgrade and the budget determine the grade of the graphics card.

CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 (Scatter) Motherboard Colorful Nine Segment Player NF 680i LT SLI RAM ADATA 2GB DDR2 800 (Red Veyron) HDD Seagate 250G 8M (Serial Port 5 Years Box) Graphics Card Ӱ 9600GT Lieutenant General Edition.

Chassis Huntkey H102

Power supply Huntkey Widebar King 2nd generation.

Radiator TT A3138 DuCool

LCD Samsung 943nw

Is the graphics card probably bad?

If you don't install Vista, you won't have a DX10 effect.

So I installed a dual XP and Vista system.

There is still a bit of a gap between DX10 and DX9 in terms of effectiveness.

The point is that there are too few games that support DX10 right now. And most of the current machine configurations are stuck at the DX9 level.

DX10 technology is not yet mature.

I don't play DX10 games, but I use the Vista system, and I have to admit, it's the most rubbish system I've ever seen.

Isn't it too early to use V? Not yet a very mature system.

The DX10 is only available in Vista.

XP does not support DX10.

And it's one thing that your graphics card doesn't support DX10.

So your question doesn't know if it's about DX10 yet

There is no difference, DX10 and DX9 are relative game graphics, such as Crysis at DX9 Full Height and DX10 Very High.

It doesn't make any difference with the naked eye, that's all.

Of course it's possible, the next DX10 will do.

Yes, but you can't experience the DX10 effects.

Yes. Can be backwards compatible.

You can use a DX10 graphics card under XP, but it can only work in DX9 mode at present, because there is no DX10 upgrade package for XP version, and it may come out in the future.

Yes, your graphics card needs to support it to be useful

Huh. This is because the HDR lighting used in DX9 and the multisample anti-aliasing of DX9 are more resource-consuming, while DX10 has optimized many special effects to reduce anti-aliasing and HDR lighting.

Because no one understands what you want to ask = =

Do you have all the work?

No, DX10 can only have one driver for the system, and your graphics card that supports DX10 must support DX9, that is, you can use DX10 drivers or DX9, it doesn't matter what system you use.

...No, now the DX10 modification for XP is out

There is basically no difference except for the game.

DX10 graphics card supports several image rendering instructions newly added to Vista,But now the cards on the market are in the transition period,Immature,Look at the landlord, you don't want to eat crabs first,Maybe there will be big changes on the basis of the current in the future,Just like DX9 to an ABC now may only support version A in the future。

Because DirectX10 technology can only be used under Vista.

Now that DX10 games are about to hit the market on a large scale, and next year ISTA will only certify DX10 graphics cards.

It really depends on the personal feelings.

I've seen a lot of reviews about this.,DX9 is good.,DX10 seems to have a difference in details.,And depending on the game,,The difference may not be the same.。

As an aside, playing games is mainly about feelings, after all, some games don't need to take into account such details

P.S. Envy your configuration! Throw bricks here.

Fantasy Three Kingdoms 4,I think it's really good.,It's not just the picture.,Skills.,The plot story is very good.,There's a very good song in it.,Very touching picture.,Try it.。

Personally, I recommend upgrading to vista, after all, the patch made by hackers still has certain flaws, and it may be improved in the future, but at least not now. If you want to be a guinea pig.

The DX10 used by your XP is a personal forced cracked version, which is equivalent to the tires originally designed for cars, which were changed and put in wheelchairs.

The DX10 game was still developed in the DX9 environment, but with the addition of 10 special effects. So the picture is not much different, just strengthened in some rain, snow and storms, etc.