DirectX 11 Oct2013

DirectX is free [API] which gives multimedia applications to work in Windows-based computers. Games that are running in Windows rely on DirectX because it provides a range of drivers and tools that are designed to optimize the use of the game peripherals available in the target computer. For example, when the user turns on the joystick, which usually takes the drivers to run the DirectX has a generic driver that the joystick can be used, so you can enjoy your favorite games. Direct3D 11 is out and ready for use by the game today to take advantage of the latest video hardware features, as well as the current generation of machines. Microsoft is continuously evolving DirectX to implement latest graphics technology features and support for a wide varieties of games, display devices. After DirectX 10 is available for Windows Vista here is next version DirectX 11 with Direct3D 11. The new version of DirectX, the software behind the 3-D visual eye appear and exciting sound effects found in many of today's PC Games.