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23rd Sep 2007, 13:20
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 Dxdiag hey guys i just did this check as ive never done it before just to see what happens, reaults etc etc
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on my system tab it states my directx is dx10, now what does this mean because i have a 7600gs card which is direcx9 ..... have i somehow managed to install dx10 on my dx9 card oorr is my system able to manage up to dx10 standards, either way i got a new graphics card on the way 8600gt, mainly for the benefits of dx10 with my vista? anyone clear this up for me? link below to make more sense http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/8804/untitledma9.jpg My System: Mine
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23rd Sep 2007, 13:21
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| Dxdiag oohh and sorry for the poor screenshots, jpeg strikes again lol |
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23rd Sep 2007, 13:41
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| Dxdiag DX10 is an integral part of Vista.
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That doesnt mean you have to have a DX10 card to run Vista.You just need a DX10 card to take advantage of the DX10 features. My System: Krlll
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24th Sep 2007, 08:26
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| Dxdiag yeh i realise that, sorry shoulda said, but just looking at it made me feel i screwed up my dx installations somewhere, cheers! |
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