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I am thinking about buying a new rx 580 or 590 and I was wondering if they will support directx 12 ultimate

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Isn't it only for RTX cards?

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4 minutes ago, TarmacBeast2330 said:

I am thinking about buying a new rx 580 or 590 and I was wondering if they will support directx 12 ultimate

At the moment it does not seem like it, as DX12 Ultimate carries some pretty specific requirements. At the moment only the RTX cards have all the standards required (so non of the RX 5x00 cards, GTX cards, Have these standards).

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DX12 Ultimate is part of DX12 so in theory yes it does. In practice develops get to say whether you can turn on such option, and you cant blame them when they decide to not give Polaris the ability to run effects that need DX12 Ultimate. After all without dedicated hardware, it has to brute force through a lot of things which tends to ruin performance

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RX 5500 is never worth your cash.

 

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I have a 580 modded to the future and i love it most current graphics cards just use fancy 60hz acceleration tactics to look faster I like my RA 60hz 99% getting every frame and detail. oh yeah mod it.

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I play all the games at 

 

Battlefield 5

 

1080p 60Hz

8XEq AA

16X AF with Morhological filtering

64x Tesselation

adaptive freesync ON

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i know its 2021 but BryanNitro what you taking brah , tell your dealer that you don't want that anymore , obviously its harmful for you ...

 

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