DirectX 12 is on stage with its new features!

In its simplest form, we can express DirectX as a system that allows game developers to access hardware and fine-tune games. Thousands of different configurations DirectX 12, which ensures that the games work in the best way in the Windows ecosystem, continues to be updated.

DirectX 12 will increase gaming performance even more

Continuing to renew DirectX 12 in this process, Microsoft added two new features. Two new features, GPU Upload Heaps and Non-Normalized sampling, are pre-released with Agility SDK 1.710.0. New features, which are currently only available to developers, will be available to the general public as of March 31.

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Microsoft states that with the GPU Upload Heaps feature that will be available in DirectX 12, programs will no longer have to copy large amounts of data via PCI bus. Stating that processors could not access the VRAM of graphics cards in the past, the company has now taken an important step in this direction in DirectX 12 with the disappearance of this problem.

Windows-managed VRAM now provides mass memory access directly to the CPU. With this system, which eliminates the need to copy data from the CPU to the GPU, a significant performance increase is aimed. With the increase in visual quality in games and the corresponding increase in requirements, the new DirectX 12 feature is expected to make a significant contribution to game performance.

With the new feature, the shared memory pool between the processor and graphics card eliminates the need to keep copies of game data in both system memory and graphics card VRAM. In this way, it is thought that a performance increase with a reduced data flow between the two locations will be inevitable.

With the new DirectX 12 features it offers, Microsoft aims for better gaming performance on computers. So what do you think about the new DirectX 12 features? You can share your views with us in the comments section.