The launch of Windows Vista will not only fatten the pockets of Gates’ but it will also bring with it DirectX 10. “It will offer six to eight times the graphics performance of DirectX 9.0″
Set to ship at the end of the year, Windows Vista will be Microsoft’s first major operating system release since introducing Windows XP in 2001. The new Windows Vista operating system offers a shiny new user interface, better security, improved data organization, and near-instantaneous search.
The new operating system will be a major gaming platform release because it includes DirectX 10, an upgraded and rebuilt collection of APIs that, according to Microsoft, will offer six to eight times the graphics performance of DirectX 9.0. In our final look at Windows Vista, we find out what DirectX 10 means for gaming.
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it will need that 6 to 8 times the graphics performance of directX 9 just to run the OS much less games.
Has anyone heard if they’re going to impliment WinFS a new filing system? I haven’t heard anything about it in a while. I am excited to see what it does if it’s really 6-8 times faster but that’s probably in some remote circumstance ordinarily it will probably be a slight improvement at best. I’m hoping that they cleaned it up a little. The Windows folder on my C drive is over 3 gigs! That’s ridiculous! Windows 2000 is like a couple hundred megabytes!
finnally a reason to upgrade. not that its worth it mind you but this is actually somthing POSITIVE to say about vista over XP