May 2, 201115 yr Now I have windows 7 64 bit and other good hardware, is itworth running in directx 10 or 11? Is there any advantagewith FSX or PMDG (mainly MD11 at present)?David David Pedder
May 2, 201115 yr If your graphic card support DX11, then I would recommend to install it... You will have anyway backward compatibilty with DX10 and DX9 anyway...DX11 offers many new features and graphics enhancements comapre to DX10.Stephan
May 2, 201115 yr Commercial Member FSX does not use DX11, it's fundamentally a DX9 engine that has a half-finished DX10 preview mode in it. DX11 isn't something you install in Win7 either, it already has it built into the OS. Games have to be specifically coded for a particular DX version, you don't just "install DX11" and get upgraded graphics, it doesn't work like that. Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
May 2, 201115 yr FSX does not use DX11, it's fundamentally a DX9 engine that has a half-finished DX10 preview mode in it. DX11 isn't something you install in Win7 either, it already has it built into the OS. Games have to be specifically coded for a particular DX version, you don't just "install DX11" and get upgraded graphics, it doesn't work like that.Actually. each version of windows came with a default DirectX version, evry new version you have to upgrade it, being by Windows Update or sometimes a new game came with the new version.Windows 7 came with Directx10 i think. Matias SorcinelliCHECK MY CHANNEL!!! - http://www.youtube.com/user/masneoquil
May 2, 201115 yr No, Windows XP has DX9, Windows Vista has DX10, Windows 7 has DX11. Which is only supported if your video is from the Nvdia 400 series or later, or the ATI 5000 series or later. Henk de Vries
May 2, 201115 yr Commercial Member Actually. each version of windows came with a default DirectX version, evry new version you have to upgrade it, being by Windows Update or sometimes a new game came with the new version.Windows 7 came with Directx10 i think.Not true - Win 7 definitely came with DX11 from the start:http://en.wikipedia....irectX#ReleasesVista was the first DX version where you had to buy a new version of Windows to get it - prior to that it was just a download. They never put DX10 in Windows XP, it stopped at 9.0c.No, Windows XP has DX9, Windows Vista has DX10, Windows 7 has DX11. Which is only supported if your video is from the Nvdia 400 series or later, or the ATI 5000 series or later.Vista SP2 has DX11. Ryan MaziarzFor fastest support, please submit a ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com
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