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Submitted by mpctips 183d ago | news

Windows 7 Will Receive Some DirectX 11.1 Features After All

Maximum PC: Back in September, Microsoft program manager Daniel Moth indicated during a Q&A session on MSDN that DirectX 11.1 was going to be exclusive to Windows 8, shunning Windows 7 users the same way DirectX 11 initially shunned pre-Windows 7 OSes (it was later made available to Vista and Windows Server 2008). If you were hoping Microsoft would have a similar change of heart and bring DX11.1 to Windows 7, you're in luck. (DirectX 11.1, Gaming, Microsoft, PC, Software, Windows 7)

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newsguy  +   183d ago
friggin microsoft
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Gondee  +   183d ago
Ughh, legacy work is the reason Microsoft isnt free to push full force with innovative ideas. It has resulted in a bloated company hauling around its fat ass.
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