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Here's Why We Won't See DirectX 12 in Action This Year | eTeknix
Here's Why We Won't See DirectX 12 in Action This Year | eTeknix

The Xbox could have been named 11-X, original WEP and DirectX Box codenames  revealed - The Verge
The Xbox could have been named 11-X, original WEP and DirectX Box codenames revealed - The Verge

Unity 2018.3 で Xbox One 用 DirectX 12 が利用可能に | Unity Blog
Unity 2018.3 で Xbox One 用 DirectX 12 が利用可能に | Unity Blog

Tom Warren on Twitter: "Microsoft released the first Xbox 18 years ago  today in the US. The Xbox name is a reference to "DirectX Box"  https://t.co/7B6fQZ6isk" / Twitter
Tom Warren on Twitter: "Microsoft released the first Xbox 18 years ago today in the US. The Xbox name is a reference to "DirectX Box" https://t.co/7B6fQZ6isk" / Twitter

Microsoft kills Xbox 360/PC cross-platform development, declares DirectX  "no longer evolving" | Extremetech
Microsoft kills Xbox 360/PC cross-platform development, declares DirectX "no longer evolving" | Extremetech

Unity now supports DirectX 12 on Xbox One - MSPoweruser
Unity now supports DirectX 12 on Xbox One - MSPoweruser

Exclusive: Xbox One - Potential Impacts of DirectX 12, Asynchronous Compute  and Hardware Specifications Explored; Compared with Sony's PS4
Exclusive: Xbox One - Potential Impacts of DirectX 12, Asynchronous Compute and Hardware Specifications Explored; Compared with Sony's PS4

DirectX 12 Ultimate brings Xbox Series X features to PC gaming | Ars  Technica
DirectX 12 Ultimate brings Xbox Series X features to PC gaming | Ars Technica

Big ideas, big titles and a big controller: the curious story behind the  original Xbox | GamesRadar+
Big ideas, big titles and a big controller: the curious story behind the original Xbox | GamesRadar+

The DirectX Box - YouTube
The DirectX Box - YouTube

Evolution of the Xbox timeline | Timetoast timelines
Evolution of the Xbox timeline | Timetoast timelines

Xboxは開発初期に「DirectX box」と呼ばれていた Xboxの20年を振り返るドキュメンタリーシリーズ6本が公開
Xboxは開発初期に「DirectX box」と呼ばれていた Xboxの20年を振り返るドキュメンタリーシリーズ6本が公開

Xbox Series X details - 12 teraflops, custom RDNA 2 and Zen 2 processor,  variable rate shading, and hardware-accelerated DirectX raytracing - Gematsu
Xbox Series X details - 12 teraflops, custom RDNA 2 and Zen 2 processor, variable rate shading, and hardware-accelerated DirectX raytracing - Gematsu

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DirectX 12 Ultimate brings Xbox Series X features to PC gaming | Ars  Technica
DirectX 12 Ultimate brings Xbox Series X features to PC gaming | Ars Technica

What Is DirectX and Why Is It Important?
What Is DirectX and Why Is It Important?

Restoring the Original Xbox (The DirectX Box) Retro Console  Restoration-ASMR - YouTube
Restoring the Original Xbox (The DirectX Box) Retro Console Restoration-ASMR - YouTube

DirectX 12 Ultimate: Microsoft seeks to align Xbox, PC graphics - Graphics  - News - HEXUS.net
DirectX 12 Ultimate: Microsoft seeks to align Xbox, PC graphics - Graphics - News - HEXUS.net

DirectX 11.2 will be a Windows 8.1 and Xbox One exclusive: Microsoft  dangles the upgrade carrot | Extremetech
DirectX 11.2 will be a Windows 8.1 and Xbox One exclusive: Microsoft dangles the upgrade carrot | Extremetech

What is DirectX, and why does it matter for gaming? | Windows Central
What is DirectX, and why does it matter for gaming? | Windows Central

Xbox One Will Push More Objects With DirectX 12 - Budget Grade Console  Hardware Require Added Optimization
Xbox One Will Push More Objects With DirectX 12 - Budget Grade Console Hardware Require Added Optimization

DirectX 12: A game changer for Xbox One - Neowin
DirectX 12: A game changer for Xbox One - Neowin

DirectX 12 Ultimate: Unifying the Xbox and PC Platforms for Optimal  Performance and Compatibility | Hardware Times
DirectX 12 Ultimate: Unifying the Xbox and PC Platforms for Optimal Performance and Compatibility | Hardware Times

Windows' DirectX 12 Ultimate will help Xbox Series X, PC games look better  - CNET
Windows' DirectX 12 Ultimate will help Xbox Series X, PC games look better - CNET