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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 17875602" data-attributes="member: 158020">DirectX 12 early tests: 400% performance increase on AMD GPUs, 150% on Nvidia <img src="http://i.imgur.com/pbVOHAc.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> An early build of DirectX 12 has been tested and the results are extremely promising. Technology specialist site AnandTech  ran some early tests on a DirectX 12 build that’s available in the  latest version of Windows 10 and shown performance increases that are  through the roof.Without going into a lot of technology talk, even though I would love to, DirectX 12 increases the performance of existing GPU hardware by 400% on AMD GPUs and some 150% on Nvidia GPUs. What’s given those results you ask? Well, the website ran Star Swarm  Tech Demo on multiple cards from both manufacturers. Nvidia’s GTX 980  achieved 26.7 frames-per-second on DirectX 11, and a whopping 66.8 on  DirectX 12. As for AMD, the Raden R9 290X managed 8.3 frames-per-second  on DirectX 11, and 49.2 on DirectX 12. According to the report, the demo manages those impressive results on  DirectX 12 because the API eliminates the CPU bottleneck by scaling  very well with all available CPU cores, something which most APIs have  been struggling to do on PC for years. As a result, the load is balanced  on all CPU cores, increasing the performance and utilising up to four  cores. That aside, gaming podcast The Inner Circle  sat down with Stardock’s Brad Wardell to talk about DirectX 12 and he  revealed some stunning details. DirectX 12 could handle 600K draw cells,  compared to DirectX 9′s 6K, according to Wardel, who strangely didn’t  talk about the limit for DirectX 11. Wardell also reaffirmed  the same findings above regarding the performance gain on AMD graphics cards. Both the podcast and the full Anand Tech report are well worth checking out, if you’ve got the time. </blockquote>

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