M **matt** New Member May 7, 2007 #1 Can someone explain this. vista shows I have DirectX 10 with a 7950GT. Matt
T tomb08uk New Member May 7, 2007 #4 Well it will accept operating with DX10 but not make use of the full functions.
M **matt** New Member May 7, 2007 #5 Well it will accept operating with DX10 but not make use of the full functions. Click to expand... I guess so. So is a DX9 card running DX10 better than it running DX9.
Well it will accept operating with DX10 but not make use of the full functions. Click to expand... I guess so. So is a DX9 card running DX10 better than it running DX9.
The_Other_One VIP Member May 7, 2007 #6 It's no different than say when I ran DirectX 9 on my Radeon 8500(which is 8.1 compatible) As mentioned, it runs you just don't have all the features.
It's no different than say when I ran DirectX 9 on my Radeon 8500(which is 8.1 compatible) As mentioned, it runs you just don't have all the features.
J JustinMcG67 New Member May 7, 2007 #8 **matt** said: But the 7950GT is a DX9 card so come it woks with DX10. Matt Click to expand... Same reason you can run DX9 games on DX8 cards. It's just the API used within the OS. It doesnt mean your card is DX10, it's just Vista uses DX10 is all it's saying.
**matt** said: But the 7950GT is a DX9 card so come it woks with DX10. Matt Click to expand... Same reason you can run DX9 games on DX8 cards. It's just the API used within the OS. It doesnt mean your card is DX10, it's just Vista uses DX10 is all it's saying.
Geoff VIP Member May 7, 2007 #9 It just means you have DirectX10 installed on your system, but it doesnt mean your card can run it at a hardware level.
It just means you have DirectX10 installed on your system, but it doesnt mean your card can run it at a hardware level.