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AMD shows their "Ping Pong" technical demonstration to explain the key features of Microsoft DirectX 10.1 support on their ATI Radeon HD 3800 Series graphics.

STALKER: Clear Sky DirectX 10 Features Trailer

"This sample shows how to animate and render rain as a particle system entirely on the GPU. Stream out is used to animate the rain particles over time, and the geometry shader is used to extrude rain particles into quads at render time. Rain particles are realistically rendered using precomputed textures (indexed by light direction and viewing direction) which are stored in a texture array. These textures have been created and provided by Kshitiz Garg."

Muestra de potencial de DirectX 10 con crytek.

An animated video displaying all of the next generation computer games that will be used on DirectX 10 THIS IS WHERE TO GET DX10 http://www.gamesforwindows.com/en-US/aboutgfw/Pages/directx10-a.aspx

this is my apr with direct x 10 on fsx if u are wondering wat my specs are here they are graphics-8800gts 640mb evga superclocked cpu-intel core 2 duo e6750 2.66ghz ram-2gb corsair ram

directx 10 footage running on geforce 8800 and directx 10(i am not sure about the dx10 part but it looks pretty anyways)

A new trailer from Crysis

Этот ролик можно скачать по адресу: http://stalker-portal.ru/page.php?id=4174

Call of Juarez - Mountains and Rocks

Born to Fly Computer Specs: Core Duo 9350 2.6 Ghz - Geforce 512 MB DDR3 - 4GB RAM MEMORY

Crysis played on DirectX 9 with Very high settings, implementing some of the DirectX 10 features, System: Nvidia Geforce 8800GTS 640mb Intel Core Quad Q6600 2.40ghz 4Gig of DDR2 Ram

Crysis - DirectX 10 vs DirectX 9 #1 (PC)

An overview of the new techologoy demonstrator from Nvidia. Head Demo

playing the mission ragaguardatelo e stupite crysis ormai e vicino al suo debutto directx 10 version

DirectX 9 on Linux with Wine by http://www.wine-reviews.net/

Cryostasis Techdemo DirectX 10 PhysX

EDIT: I've built a new computer, and I'll be making a video of it soon for the hell of it. Me Running Crysis on DX10 on my new 8800GT, enjoy! I downloaded RivaTuner to turn up the fan speed, so no more overheating issues, and I DL'd FRAPS after the vid and ran a benchmark thing. Look for a video coming up soon that will showcase: -Source Engine/Team Fortress 2 -DirectX 10 Bioshock -Enemy Territorry: Quake Wars -Call of Duty 2 and 4 -Thief:Deadly Shadows(only because I love Thief ;) Specs: -AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ @ 2.1GHz -2 x 512MB + 2 x 1GB (3GB total) DDR2 PC5300 RAM in Dual-Channel Mode -EVGA Superclocked 8800GT 650MHz Core/1900MHz Memory Detail Levels: Resolution @ 1152 X 864 No AA Everything on High Shader and Physics on Very High Getting avg 22 FPS max of 35, min of 14

Crysis trailer that shows directx 10 graphics. Most incredible graphics i have ever seen

A watercooled Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 3.72GHz just pounding out frames in lost planet. See the computer here: www.pcprofiles.com/p/K31TH3R Just 8 minutes of random gameplay, killing akrid and messing around. such a fun game, and amazing looking. I'll post a vid of bioshock on this rig too, runs greeeat.

1. IF you dont already have utorrent go and get it from www.utorrent.com, Download it and install it. 2. Go to wwww.thepiratebay.org and type in "Direct X 10" but before you press search you got to filter out the search. you can do this by clicking "Searching(titles only) 3. it should be called "Direct X 10 for XP" (usually the first one) 4. Click the link then click "Download Torrent" 5. Wait for utorrent to pop up and download it. 6. Open up the downloaded folder and run "DX10_xp.exe" and install the program. 7. Restart computer is optional but not Needed.

Frames are low, because everything on full and obviously im recording with fraps

The Froblins demo running on a Radeon 4850 uses DX10.1's global illumination, HDR, lighting and post-processing along with tessellation for frogs-goblins and terrain. The demo shows hundreds of froblins moving around and avoiding each other with dynamic tesselation, LOD, and collision detection calculated on the GPU.

In this lesson we extend our coloured triangle to make it move and we also introduce the camera and a basic clock code: http://www.tonyelec.co.uk/D3DTutorials3.zip

In this lesson we extend our coloured triangle to make it move and we also introduce the camera and a basic clock code: http://www.tonyelec.co.uk/D3DTutorials3.zip