Microsoft Celebrates 10 Years of DirectX 12
DirectX 12 marks a decade of progress, yet it remains a mixed bag in the world of graphics APIs. Despite significant updates, DirectX 11 continues to dominate, leaving many to question the true impact of its successor. The lack of a DirectX 13 announcement suggests a stagnation in innovation, causing frustration among developers. - Performance improvements are notable, but not universally applicable across all hardware. - Compatibility issues linger, making transitions to newer versions cumbersome. The API is still not the master of rendering, often overshadowed by competitors like Vulkan. Overall, while DirectX 12 has its merits, it falls short of revolutionizing graphics as expected. For gamers, the choice remains: stick with the tried-and-true or embrace the uncertainty of the new. For further reading, check the full article here.
