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However, they will not be the last as more developers are working on porting DirectX 12 games to Windows 7 with more announcements to follow.
To achieve this Microsoft decided to port the user mode D3D12 runtime to Windows 7, which will unblock developers, thereby allows them to take advantage of the latest improvements that the DirectX 12 API offers while still giving full support to customers on older operating systems.įor now, World of Warcraft is the first game to run in DirectX 12 on Windows 7 with the latest 8.1.5 patch. To facilitate this, they began talking with Microsoft who after getting a great deal of feedback from Blizzard decided to act on it. You might be wondering how that is possible? Well after seeing massive performance gains in WoW when Blizzard released their DirectX 12 update for Windows 10 in late 2018, resulted in the company wanting to bring those performance improvements to gamers still holding out on Windows 7. There is no standalone *download for 11.x.In what is likely to create a good deal of controversy along with a few cheers, Blizzard will be adding DirectX 12 support to World of Warcraft on Windows 7 thanks to a bit of effort from Microsoft. You need to have installed Service Pack 1, at least, to be updated to the latest DirectX. There is no standalone download for 11.x. You should have the latest DirectX included and updated through Windows Updates. Once again, Windows 8, 8.1, RT 8.1, and even server 2012 comes with DirectX 11.x. There is no standalone download for 11.x or 12.x. Windows 10 and Server 2016 should have the latest DirectX (11.x or 12.x) included and updated through *Windows Updates. At the bottom of that, you'll see DirectX Version listed. Under the System tab, there's a System Information section. This brings up the DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag). To check what version you have press the Windows Key + R and type in dxdiag. TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicks
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