Microsoft has officially confirmed that the next version of its own images API is coming to the next version of its operating system. DirectX 12 arrives with Windows 10.
In the exact same time, the technology may also be supported by Unreal Engine 4. This should make sure that a lot of the future games (on PC and Xbox One) will benefit from the recent application programming interface.
While detailed details haven't been shared, DirectX 12 will be shipped with by the company a proof the last version.
Meanwhile, developers that enroll in DirectX 12 Early Access and the Windows Insider Software will get everything they should make the most of the technology before others:
"We especially support gamers to assist us make this release great for you personally by becoming Windows Insiders. Game developers who are part of our DirectX 12 Early Access software have more incentive to join the Windows Insider software.
These game developers will receive everything they need to kickstart their DX12 development, including: upgraded runtime, API headers, drivers, documentation, and samples, each of which will work with the Windows 10 Technical Preview."
The application titan also announced that it worked to develop a unique edition of the technology for Unreal Engine 4.
DirectX 12 is set to be supported by nearly all major hardware manufacturers, including Intel and NVIDIA. And as a result of the performance and battery improvements it brings, the fresh technology is set to be a difference maker in multimedia, visuals and games.
We've a whole lot about it leading up to the confirmation, now all we desire would be to figure out whether it'll be backwards compatible with earlier versions.
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