DirectX and Motherboards.

[Tairetsu]

Dumb question, if the web page with the info on my MOBO describes it as having support for Dx9, that means putting a Dx11/Dx12 compatible GPU on it would just end up with the GPU being on a bottleneck, right?

[Aniallation]

I think it means your integrated graphics has DX9 support. This has nothing to do with a dedicated GPU though. It will support the highest that it can to the extent of hardware and OS.

[Guest]

I dont know how a mobo would have support for dx if it didnt have a integrated gpu.

 

But if it has it will be disabled when putting in a dedicated gpu

[Tairetsu]

I think it means your integrated graphics has DX9 support. This has nothing to do with a dedicated GPU though. It will support the highest that it can to the extent of hardware and OS.

 

 

I dont know how a mobo would have support for dx if it didnt have a integrated gpu.

 

But if it has it will be disabled when putting in a dedicated gpu

 

The specs sheet lists "Direct X: 10"

 

http://www.msi.com/product/mb/760GME51.html#hero-specification

[salecar3]

It won't bottleneck gpu unless lack of pcie lanes, or bad lane like gen 2 8x etc

[Tairetsu]

So all of you are positive that sticking a modern GPU onto this thing would not be an issue?

 

Cuz if that's the case that would be really good.

[Guest]

So all of you are positive that sticking a modern GPU onto this thing would not be an issue?

Cuz if that's the case that would be really good.

No issue