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Atm I have a graphich card that isn't that good..Anyways but It dosen't support DX10 ut somehow in Dxdiag it says ''DirectX 10''..Wut??
It dosen't support it >.<
It dosen't support it >.<
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DirectX 10 Problem
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What OS do you use? it might just be that you have the DirectX 10 runtimes but not the DirectX10 hardware.
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yeah thats why it says it then, vista comes with the directx runtimes but not the hardware, the hardware part is obviously dependant on your graphics card.
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Vista will by default use DX10 (soon 10.1).
However the DX10 mode module only is used if your graphics card supports it.
If your card does not, it uses the DX9f or something module of DX10 (which emulates DX9).
However the DX10 mode module only is used if your graphics card supports it.
If your card does not, it uses the DX9f or something module of DX10 (which emulates DX9).
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