Although Microsoft and display chip manufacturers have made it clear that Windows XP will not support DirectX 10 and its many features, hackers do not think so. They intercepted DirectX under Windows Vista and tried to implement Shader Model 4.0 and geometric rendering features on XP. Now the relevant files have appeared on the file storage site, with a file size of 60MB. The relevant introduction has not been received and has not been tested. Let's try it...
DirectX 10 V!$t@, sharpened under XP.
1. improved with possibility programmings (Shader Model 4.0 and geometric sheyder);
2. strict apparatus specifications;
3. improved productivity (reduction in the number of workable commands to the sequence);
4. standardized collections of instructions (HLSL 10);
5. flow input/output (geometric sheyder it can write into the memory).
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