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Run dxdiag.exe.
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Thanks for the faster than quick response!
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hell i have windos xp with only dx9
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That sucks - but presumably dx9 will be supported when the patch is finalised.
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In the conf.ini there should be a line in the [windows] subsection
renders=D3D10_0. DX is backwards compatible.So a DX 11 capable card can run DX11,DX10,DX9,etc. If I recall correctly DX10 is only available on Vista and newer OSes. |
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