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DirectX 12 Ultimate unifies ray tracing, speed-boosting graphics tricks across PCs and Xbox

DirectX 12 Ultimate unifies ray tracing, speed-boosting graphics tricks across PCs and Xbox

Posted on March 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

“DX12 Ultimate serves as a force multiplier for the entire gaming ecosystem.”

Microsoft has announced DirectX 12 Ultimate, a new version of the graphics technology underpinning both Windows and the upcoming Xbox Series X. Unveiled on Thursday, it’s one of many announcements originally scheduled for GDC 2020 that are carrying on despite the show’s cancellation.
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