DirectX 12
What is DirectX 12?
DirectX 12 is a low-level API developed by Microsoft for handling tasks related to 3D graphics and multimedia, especially video games. It offers closer-to-the-metal access to the GPU, enabling developers to exert finer control over hardware resources and achieve improved performance and efficiency compared to earlier DirectX versions. Common uses include rendering complex scenes, implementing advanced graphical effects, and optimizing resource management in games and other graphically intensive applications.
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