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DirectX 12
@DirectX12
Jun 18
We're working to make it easier for developers to find and fix GPU crashes on Windows. Today, we're excited to announce the DirectX Dump Files Preview! Learn more here: devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/dx-dum…
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DirectX 12
@DirectX12
Jun 12
Advanced Shader Delivery is now generally available in the Xbox PC app — no Xbox Insider signup required! AMD has also expanded ASD support to RDNA 1 through RDNA 4, and Forza Horizon 6 showcases 95% faster load times on day one. See here for more:
Advanced Shader Delivery expands Public Preview with AMD - DirectX Developer Blog
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DirectX 12
@DirectX12
Apr 27
Now available: Shader Model 6.10 and Agility SDK 1.720 public preview! This drop introduces first‑class matrix ops in shaders for ML/neural rendering workloads, new Batched Asynchronous Command List APIs and more! Details: devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/shader… devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/d3d12-…
Announcing Shader Model 6.10 Preview and AgilitySDK 720 Preview - DirectX Developer Blog
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DirectX 12
@DirectX12
Mar 4
GDC 2026 is almost here, and we’d love to see you there next week! The DirectX team has a lot to share, with 4 sessions spanning a huge range of topics! For more on our talks, check out
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DirectX Innovation at GDC 2026 - DirectX Developer Blog
The excitement is building as we head into the 2026 Game Developer Conference and the DirectX team has a lot to share. We will be showcasing major updates
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DirectX 12
@DirectX12
Feb 26
Announcing the official release of Shader Model 6.9 and a new Agility SDK! With it comes more expressive HLSL, DXR 1.2 upgrades, and an exciting set of D3D12 improvements developers have been asking for. Check it out here:
Announcing Shader Model 6.9 Retail and New D3D12 Improvements - DirectX Developer Blog
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