Thats mostly because dx12 gives devs more freedom for changes (broad answer), and a lot of devs wanted more freedom, until they found out it also means more work for them 😅 And a lot of games need dx12 for RT and better multicore support, so they have to go with it, even if they know they wont have the time to properly tinker with it for great performance. I really hope SCS has and takes the time to make it right :)
de poder puedes, ami con la 6600 ets2 en ultra me va a 120fps con la resolucion en 400%. y en 300% unos 150-170fps y en multiplayer si no hay muchos jugadores un promedio de 90-100fps, pero prefiero jugarlo en medios con algunas cosas en altas. ya que no noto mucha diferencia, con solo subir la resolucion y texturas es suficiente
56°C is a normal temperature, as long as the gpu does not exceed 80°C everything is fine. it also depends on the graphics card, my rx 6600 in ultra does not exceed 70°C.
56 degrees is a normal temperture for when ur watching TH-cam videos when you are on a medium end pc, he is playing the game on 56 degrees which is phenomenal, under 80 degrees is healthy for gpu's if it exceeds above 85 it can cause crashes, wear, damage or other negative consequences
From a Mac player perspective, with SCS introducing Vulkan and DX12 officially, I do believe when the full beta comes out, the “newer” API called Metal for Mac will be released. (Which is basically the new and improved OpenGL which is more stable and better, kind of like Vulkan once again but may actually affect our side by like 20x compared to y’all windows players)
DX11 works better than DX12 on so many games. I don't know why but I hope they won't force DX12 once released.
Thats mostly because dx12 gives devs more freedom for changes (broad answer), and a lot of devs wanted more freedom, until they found out it also means more work for them 😅 And a lot of games need dx12 for RT and better multicore support, so they have to go with it, even if they know they wont have the time to properly tinker with it for great performance. I really hope SCS has and takes the time to make it right :)
I'm sure there will be an option to choose.
Yo viendo esto como si pudiera con mi RX 6600 😂😂😂
y yo con la integrada del ryzen 3200g :v
de poder puedes, ami con la 6600 ets2 en ultra me va a 120fps con la resolucion en 400%. y en 300% unos 150-170fps y en multiplayer si no hay muchos jugadores un promedio de 90-100fps, pero prefiero jugarlo en medios con algunas cosas en altas. ya que no noto mucha diferencia, con solo subir la resolucion y texturas es suficiente
Dx 12 is experimental worked on full release proper dx 12 support will be included
He shows how to enable it but how do you disable?
@@southboundtp2067 simply do the same thing except delete the comand
What advantages does dx12 have over Vulkan?
So we going DX12 ?
Way too hot GPU with DX12 56°C. Imagine the hot air the fan dissipates drom the GPU
My gpu gets 85°☠️
56°C is a normal temperature, as long as the gpu does not exceed 80°C everything is fine. it also depends on the graphics card, my rx 6600 in ultra does not exceed 70°C.
56 degrees is a normal temperture for when ur watching TH-cam videos when you are on a medium end pc, he is playing the game on 56 degrees which is phenomenal, under 80 degrees is healthy for gpu's if it exceeds above 85 it can cause crashes, wear, damage or other negative consequences
i can tell you play on a low end gpu my 4090 hovers around 70-72c
From a Mac player perspective, with SCS introducing Vulkan and DX12 officially, I do believe when the full beta comes out, the “newer” API called Metal for Mac will be released. (Which is basically the new and improved OpenGL which is more stable and better, kind of like Vulkan once again but may actually affect our side by like 20x compared to y’all windows players)
Do not use dx12, it is unstable and prone to crash