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R9 280X SUPPORT DIRECT 3D 12 ?

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Can you confirm with me that the R9 280X is compatible with DirectX 12 and Direct 3D 12? Thanks !

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does it support 11.2 if so then yes. And a 280X i would have most definitely thought it would since the 380 and 390 are exactly the same chip anyway.

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Yes. DX 12 feature level 11_1.

 

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He is not support Direct 3D 12 ?

No.

 

Although if you already own it it should not worry you

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does it support 11.2 if so then yes. And a 280X i would have most definitely thought it would since the 380 and 390 are exactly the same chip anyway.

 

LOL where'd you get that from? The Tahiti is most certainly not the same as the Antigua and Grenada chip. 

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And a 280X i would have most definitely thought it would since the 380 and 390 are exactly the same chip anyway.

 

...no... the 380 uses the 285 chip and the 390 uises the 290 one. The 280x is a rebranded 7970ghz, and is currently not used in any 300 series card.

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What so it's a guy now? :/

excuse him, he's from france, his english is not very good, dont mind the few mistakes.

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does it support 11.2 if so then yes. And a 280X i would have most definitely thought it would since the 380 and 390 are exactly the same chip anyway.

Does it support D3D then? what i undertand, i that, if it supports DX 12, it supports D3D? i am correct?

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Ok, BIG CONFUSION!

 

The question was; is the R9 280X compatible qith Direct X 12 AND Direct3D 12?

 

For DX 12, i guess it is, 

 

but for Direct 3D 12? is it?

 

(i have to do it for @Adam34, the replies are kinda out of the subject line xD)

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Ok, BIG CONFUSION!

 

The question was; is the R9 280X compatible qith Direct X 12 AND Direct3D 12?

 

For DX 12, i guess it is, 

 

but for Direct 3D 12? is it?

 

(i have to do it for @Adam34, the replies are kinda out of the subject line xD)

Direct x is basically the same as direct 3d. (direct 3d is actually part of direct x).

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