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So I tried Win10 and installed the latest Win10 beta drivers and it told me "Direct3D feature level: 11_1" on my 980. I was expecting it to be "Direct3D feature level: 12_x" I guess only AMD R9 390x is level 12_x. Something about tier 3... based on the reports! It looks like MS has the levels up to 11.3... sad that 980 only at level 11.1 https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ff476346%28v=vs.85%29.aspxPlease correct me if I'm wrong...
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:06:21
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So what exactly are you trying to run in DX12?
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:12:45
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Sajin So what exactly are you trying to run in DX12?
Not trying to run any DX12 but I bought 980 thinking it was fully DX12 so I would be good for future games (Sad Face). On the retail box of the 980, it needs to say "DX12 - feature level 11.1" or something like that.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:17:35
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Give it time... this should all be fixed when windows goes RTM.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:18:13
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Since the DX12 API is still a work in progress and since very few developers have even had a chance to play with it much, I am pretty sure that very few truely know what feature level was or will be supported on video cards in the past or present. How should they know what feature level to advertise on the box?
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:20:30
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ty_ger07 Since the DX12 API is still a work in progress and since very few developers have even had a chance to play with it much, I am pretty sure that very few truely know what feature level was or will be supported on video cards in the past or present. How should they know what feature level to advertise on the box?
Actually at this time the Direct X 12 API is already mostly a done deal. There might be some minor last minute tweaks but I doubt much more than that.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:35:42
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I predict that not even a quarter of the developers will even look at Direct x 12 until late 2016, early 2017. DX 11 is now today's "direct x9" when everybody was sucking as much xp as they could when Windows 7 was first introduced. Again, a prediction
post edited by stalinx20 - 2015/05/13 12:45:50
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:48:27
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 12:53:34
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Well, there goes my prediction. lol
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 13:25:14
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 15:38:14
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Dx12 is from what I understand a software update so most of Dx11 cards will support Dx12. So I wouldnt worry about your 980's yet unless what I understood in my readings craps the bed on release of Windows 10.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 16:26:40
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In fact you can run DirectX 12 today, just install a copy of Windows 10 preview, the latest NVIDIA drivers and 3DMark. There you go, DirectX 12 :)
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/13 16:47:56
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EVGA_JacobF In fact you can run DirectX 12 today, just install a copy of Windows 10 preview, the latest NVIDIA drivers and 3DMark. There you go, DirectX 12 :)
Yes, we know about the API test.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 11:05:42
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Sad face again... I can run DX12 test on the old GTX 570. That's not the point... 980 is not real full features DX12... 3.5GB 970 and now found out DX12 feature levels... blah blah nVidia...
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 11:18:00
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 11:22:21
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Evga570 Sad face again... I can run DX12 test on the old GTX 570. That's not the point... 980 is not real full features DX12... 3.5GB 970 and now found out DX12 feature levels... blah blah nVidia...
Blah blah blah what? It's hard to raise a valid complaint if it is not coherent.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 11:22:27
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Evga570 Sad face again... I can run DX12 test on the old GTX 570. That's not the point... 980 is not real full features DX12... 3.5GB 970 and now found out DX12 feature levels... blah blah nVidia...
Is the Titan X even full feature DX12 compatible?
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 11:40:54
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 15:42:16
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I am going to be upset if this 980 doesn't support the current level of DX12. That is why I bought it.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 15:43:44
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that same site(geforce.com) lists the 960/970/980 as DX12 compliant
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 15:45:26
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It does, but it doesn't have the same description as the titanX: 12 API with Feature Level 12.1.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 16:31:49
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chiptouz It does, but it doesn't have the same description as the titanX: 12 API with Feature Level 12.1.
In the nvidia control panel, it says Feature Level 11.1 on Windows 10. Looks like you will be upset. Try install latest Win10 preview and see it for yourself. I'm kind of upset too. I could have saved $200~ buying a used 780Ti but the 980 does save some power over the 780Ti.
post edited by Evga570 - 2015/05/14 18:04:20
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 17:05:25
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Evga's website, for the 980, says: Support for the latest Microsoft DirectX API to enable next-generation gaming.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 17:33:38
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Then I am praying that the 980ti comes out before my 90 days is up...tick tock tick tock...
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 17:34:44
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Jacob or any other EVGA staff member can you confirm that the 980 will be directX 12.1 compliant other than the directx 11.1 or 2 or 3.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 18:19:05
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Never could understand why the question gets directed at EVGA rather than directing it straight at NVidia. Just like the 970, EVGA is given a hardware guideline, and they follow it, NEVER making statements about NVidias part without using the same words that NVidia vomits out. So, in short, go ask NVidia, since EVGA doesn't actually create the cards, they just follow a template. Your answer may actually get answered quicker. It may even get answered by EVGA, but it will only be the NVidia answer.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 20:02:42
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Scarlet-Tech Never could understand why the question gets directed at EVGA rather than directing it straight at NVidia. Just like the 970, EVGA is given a hardware guideline, and they follow it, NEVER making statements about NVidias part without using the same words that NVidia vomits out. So, in short, go ask NVidia, since EVGA doesn't actually create the cards, they just follow a template. Your answer may actually get answered quicker. It may even get answered by EVGA, but it will only be the NVidia answer.
Your answer will not get answered by Nvidia... They have become shady as hell.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 20:10:43
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I'm sorry if what I am about to say seems dramatic, but if my GTX 980's don't fully support DX12 when it is officially released, I am going to make full use of my warranty and be returning my cards for a full refund. Because frankly, that is false advertising, it clearing says on the box that this card is DX 12 supported and ready, which I came to believe meant that it is FULLY DX 12 supported. I will be pissed if this is not true. And the Australian law would be on my side.
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Re: DX12 feature levels on 980?
2015/05/14 20:21:14
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chrisdglong Your answer will not get answered by Nvidia... They have become shady as hell.
I know they have. EVGA can't give the answers they don't have though, and we have already seen that. If they say, "it will be supported at level 12_1" and Nvidia doesn't actually support it, they will be screwed. This was the same thing from the 970 issue. I just notice many people requesting, demanding, and yelling for answers from EVGA, whom we know can't make a positive statement because Nvidia is making shady choices. I would like to see the a few PR personal at Nvidia fired for their actions as of late. I don't follow who is at the top, but I do follow that they are hiding a lot of stuff on purpose.
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