Just cause 3 directx 12

Just Cause 3 is now available on the Xbox One, the PS4 and the PC. Perhaps the most interesting tidbit here is the hope that the enhancements DirectX 12 brought to the PC version could also be brought to the Xbox One version. During the development of the game, Intel and Avalanche have been working closely together to optimize the game on Iris graphics, but also to make use of DX12’s features to improve the performance even further as well as bring additional visual quality to the game!” Published by Square Enix, the game released on Decemfor Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. “ Just Cause 3 is Avalanche studio’s latest addition to the mind (and lots of other stuff) blowing open world action-adventure series: Just Cause. The use of DirectX 12 was confirmed via a case study that is going to be presented at GDC 2016. Just Cause 3 will soon get DirectX 12 support - Allthe gaming community is looking forward to mass production of games with support for DirectX 12. The reason the PC version has been so much more stable is thanks to the use of the DirectX 12. One thing people have noticed is that the PC version of the game hasn’t had nearly the issues the console versions did. Avalanche Studios then worked pretty hard, it seems in order to fix these problems, launching a number of patches geared towards making the game run better. While there were plenty of people who were quite happy when Just Cause 3 was released last year, it did have a few problems here and there.

NVIDIA Studio Drivers provide artists, creators and 3D developers the best performance and reliability when working with creative applications. To achieve the highest level of reliability, Studio Drivers undergo extensive testing against multi-app creator workflows and multiple revisions of the top creative applications from Adobe to Autodesk and beyond.Applications - This Studio Driver provides full support for the new DirectX 12 Ultimate graphics API. This includes support for DirectX Raytracing (DXR) version 1.1 as well as support for mesh shaders, sampler feedback, and variable-rate shading (VRS). Additionally, this driver supports Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling when used with the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. - In addition, this driver adds support for Vulkan 1.2 as well as optimal support and bug fixes for the latest creative applications from Adobe, Autodesk, Blender, Chaos, and Corel.New Features and Other Changes:- Supports DirectX 12 Ultimate- Supports Vulkan 1.2- Supports hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling.- Supports CUDA 11.0Added or updated the following SLI profiles:- 7 Days to Die- ACE COMBAT 7: SKIES UNKNOWN (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Blacksad: Under the Skin (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Blair Witch (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Close to the Sun (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later]- Druidstone: The Secret of the Menhir Forest- Hell Let Loose (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later]- Journey To The Savage Planet (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Monster Energy Supercross 3 (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- MotoGP 19 (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later] - MXGP 2019 - The Official Motocross Videogame (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- eFootball PES 2020 (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Saints Row: The Third Remastered (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Tamarin- Will To Live Online- World War 3 (NVIDIA Turing GPUs and later)- Yakuza Kiwami 2Fixed Issues in this Release: - [Just Cause 2]: The game does not detect CUDA files which results

So...why is a 3 month old driver just now being released?Anyway, this driver is a big improvement, but not big enough. Here's what I've noticed:*Significantly improved DirectX performance in many apps, but not all. Tribes Vengeance, Doom 3, Warcraft 3, etc. are all noticeably faster, but the latter 2 are still unsatisfactory.*Less OpenGL glitching. TORCS is now playable without all the flashing junk polygons all over the screen. Glest no longer crashes when clicking on a unit. Minecraft is now glitch-free (albeit at 15 fps).*Unreal Engine 1 games can now use the original DirectX renderer without junk polygons, but at very low framerates. A GMA 950 netbook can manage a consistent 60 fps, and we're stuck with 12? Why?What's worse since 1065:*Midtown Madness 2 framerates are oh-so-awful. Running without hardware T&L makes it run faster, but introduces many glitches (morphing polygons/terrain, textureless trees).*What's still broken:*DX 10.1*Games without hardware T&L support suffer from low framerates and morphing polygons*AssaultCube and AssaultCube Reloaded still refuse to start*Battlecraft 1942, the map editor for Battlefield 1942, crashes on start. The cause? Intel's OpenGL dll.*2D acceleration. I shouldn't have to use Microsoft's default driver to get from 2 fps to ~14 fps in Cave Story.*All Sims and anything they interact with are invisible in The Sims Complete Collection. Microsoft's default driver can run it just fine.*TAGAP 1 & 2's character images are very distorted and don't look at all like penguins.*Overall poor performance