Win10 official version will lead the PC game revolution DX12 performance increased by 70%

One or two days ago, we have reported that Microsoft will hold a conference on Windows 10 operating system on January 21, most of the predictions are Pointing to the system is likely to be officially released, but given Microsoft's end of summer, the event Microsoft may talk more about Windows 10's desktop updates focused on the consumer experience, as well as other feature updates.

In fact, in addition to some normal agenda conjectures, Microsoft will also announce significant improvements to the game for the game. A few days ago, Phil Spencer (Phil · Spencer), head of Microsoft's Xbox One department, said on Twitter: "I will focus more on the January show of Win10 in January, and it's time for us to talk about Windows 10 The game is showing up. & rdquo; This means that there will be more exciting content for players next month.

DirectX 12 will be one of the key points

Obviously, Microsoft’s focus on games will be DirectX 12, and we don’t need to be surprised at this because it will be 2015. A major upgrade to the official version of Windows 10 early fall. There have been related news that DirectX 12 is indeed the main topic of the Windows 10 game tone, and it is also one of the highlights of this event.

For now, all relevant speculation may be premature, and more details may need to be exposed in the next few weeks. However, in the middle of this year, Intel has revealed that DirectX 12 will indeed bring great improvements in performance, and has already begun preparations for this new version at the beginning of the year.

At the time, Intel used the Surface Pro 3 with the Core i5 processor for demonstrations. When it comes to the integrated HD 4400 GPU (graphics processing unit), it highlights the DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 the difference.

Specifically, Intel demonstrated a game demo with only 19fps frames under DirectX 11, and 33fps under DirectX 12. That is to say, when using the same hardware, DirectX 12 has a 70% improvement in game performance compared to DirectX 11.

There are more new things for users at the press conference

On January 21st, Microsoft’s most important discussion is about consumers, except for the DirectX mentioned above. In addition to Microsoft, Microsoft is most likely to officially release the first consumer preview, the Windows 10 Consumer Preview.

It's not clear when this version will be available for download, but Microsoft will definitely talk about improvements to the desktop, "Modern UI", changes to modern user design, and enhancements to touch screens. More importantly, Microsoft provides developers with more previews of the new platform to help keep developers passionate about the Windows platform.

In short, Windows 10 is expected to wait until the end of the summer of 2015 to enter the final development phase, after which Microsoft will officially release its first full-platform Windows operating system.