You want it you download that crap and install it yourself, but do not expect the enterprise/professional customers to take any of that TIFKAM/App store/BING snooping crap, or WIN 7 will be around longer than XP. Just remember 7, is good until 2020, and even after, if enough enterprises say so, M$ is still offering paid support for XP, and making money doing so, 7 is the OS of the enterprise, and will continue to be, even after 2020, M$ will not dare piss the enterprise customers off, that TIFKAM baggage need to go, and not be swept under the UI rug, its API/Services/assemblies need to be stripped out. Let the kiddies download that stuff, as an optional install, but do not integrate that crap into the OS, meant for the productivity/professional users. GTFO, 10 is still not worth any real under the hood improvements, until that TIFKAM/tiles, and now BING crap is completely removed from the OS build. WIN 7 is the new XP, and 10 still has all that TIFKAM/TILE runtime/APIs/and now more BING snooping. According to the green team, all Fermi, Kepler and Maxwell cards will be compatible with it.You really think 6 years is old, with more people still using XP, than 8, and M$ just adding a crappy TIFKAM UI to the NT kernel and calling it new! 7 is a fine OS, and is without any of that crappy snoopware UI that is TIFKAM, and its crAPP store useless apps. Not only that, but RPS was also told that DX12 will be exclusive to Windows 10.īut which graphics cards will support DX12? Although AMD has not commented yet, NVIDIA has listed the GPUs that are compatible with this new API. The fact that: a) Microsoft has never mentioned DX12 coming to Windows 7/8.1, that b) the DX12 Twitter account mentions only Win10 for DX12 and that c) DX12 is always mentioned alongside Win10 this far in every official report basically confirms our fears that this new API won’t appear on older operating systems. We’re super excited to bring them all to Win10 and DX12 – 1 yr free upgrade for Win7, 8.1! >50% of gamers today have DX12-capable hardware. Well, it seems that this new API will be indeed exclusive to Windows 10, as the official Twitter account of DX12 basically confirmed it.Īs the official Twitter account of DX12 tweeted: Since its initial announcement, a lot of PC gamers wondered whether DX12 would be exclusive to Microsoft’s new operating system or not.

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