Why You Should Buy a DirectX10 Graphics Card

April 29th, 2007 • Filed Under

If you’re a big PC gamer then you really should consider upgrading to a DirectX10 Graphics Card. Rather than baffling you with performance figures, I’m just going to post these pictures that highlight the vast difference between DirectX9 and and DirectX10.

Microsoft Flight Simulator in DirectX9

Microsoft Flight Simulator in DirectX9

Microsoft Flight Simulator in DirectX10

Microsoft Flight Simulator in DirectX10

Age Of Conan DirectX9

Age Of Conan DirectX9

Age Of Conan DirectX10

Age Of Conan DirectX10

If you need more prrof then look at these shots from the upcoming DirectX10 game Crysis and the real-life places they are based on (on the left). Absolutely awesome!

Crysis DirectX19 Game

Thanks to TigerDirect  for the pictures.

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3 Responses to “Why You Should Buy a DirectX10 Graphics Card”

  1. Logan says:
    April 29, 2007 at 3:49 am

    you’re welcome for the photos! I found them somewhere else anyway…

    thanks for reading tigerdirectnews.com

    /Logan

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  2. keith says:
    May 4, 2007 at 7:32 am

    but you need Vista to take advantage of DX10 even if the game supports it right?

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  3. Tony Williams says:
    May 4, 2007 at 7:50 am

    Unfortunately yes

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