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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Anusha" data-source="post: 1303878" data-attributes="member: 828">1. DX10 is only officially supported in Vista, true.2. I don't think it is due to a limitation of XP that MS are not going to bring DX10 to XP, rather to give the new OS a superiority in one most important aspect: Gaming. Sure, it is hard work to bring WDDM to XP, but you don't need WDDM for DX10 in Games. WDDM is just required to draw the desktop in hardware render mode than software render mode. 3. Sure, the latest games on even DX9 looks as awesome as on DX10 and the performance penalty you are getting by running a game in DX10 compared to DX9 doesn't justify the graphics quality improvement in terms of shaders, lighting or effects as it is very insignificant. 4. And, current DX10 cards suck donkey balls! We need R700 and G100 to get playable rates at max details/quality/resolution (1600x1200 or above)</blockquote>

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