Nothing's wrong with Intel's hardware or drivers ...
There are cases in which driver workarounds work on both AMD and Nvidia but not Intel ...
Hopefully GPU based validation will catch these errors ...
LOL. On paper maybe. I still can't find DX12 games running on Skylake iGPU. I just looked at GameGPU.Ru and their Hitman APU benchmark, and they ran it in DX11 mode only because they said the iGPU can't run DX12...
At least Maxwell can run DX12 games.
At this point, with many DX12 games already and none capable of running on Skylake iGPU, it's time to call Intel's paper specs rubbish. They aren't even DX12 compatible.
Nothing's wrong with Intel's hardware or drivers ...
There are cases in which driver workarounds work on both AMD and Nvidia but not Intel ...
Hopefully GPU based validation will catch these errors ...
Surely someone here could run a game off their igpu. Doesn't shintai have a 6700k? We have skylake owners any one of them can post dx12 games running.
LOL. On paper maybe. I still can't find DX12 games running on Skylake iGPU. I just looked at GameGPU.Ru and their Hitman APU benchmark, and they ran it in DX11 mode only because they said the iGPU can't run DX12...
At least Maxwell can run DX12 games.
At this point, with many DX12 games already and none capable of running on Skylake iGPU, it's time to call Intel's paper specs rubbish. They aren't even DX12 compatible.
Yeah. Reminds me of Fermi being DX12 capable. Maybe we just have to wait for proper drivers for Intel and Fermi?
Right, and if Total War WH DX12 can't run on Skylake iGPU, it's time to call Intel's claims pure BS. If they are advertising DX12 compatible, they should be sued for false advertisement.
Surely someone here could run a game off their igpu. Doesn't shintai have a 6700k? We have skylake owners any one of them can post dx12 games running.
Right, and if Total War WH DX12 can't run on Skylake iGPU, it's time to call Intel's claims pure BS. If they are advertising DX12 compatible, they should be sued for false advertisement.
Again, you completely remove any responsibility from the developer.
Intel sells hardware to run software. They claim their GPUs are DX12 compatible and it's been shown in all DX12 games to be false.
The onus is on Intel to get their hardware to run with software designed for DX12. If they cannot do that, they ought to stop advertising that capability because it's BS.
And don't defend a company that made 14B in PROFIT last year. They have zero excuse besides an utter contempt for consumers to get advertised features working.
Better get your lawsuit going then. Because obviously you made sure the games actually contain that DX12 path for Intel IGPs
For a European, your attitude to false advertisement is a surprise. Where's the consumer interest?
Surely Intel can afford a few million here or there to actually work with studios to ensure DX12 games can run on their so called "DX12 compatible" hardware.
No evidence?
I thought you have a Skylake, surely you can go test it out yourself and make it run DX12 games. lol
Some people will defend the indefensible it seems...
What? DX12 is an explicit API and it's still using caps to exposing features etc.It requires a DX12 path for Intel IGPs to work. Just as we have down to SKU level optimizations for Nvidia and AMD.
Good luck with future unsupported GPUs in DX12 games
Why do I have to do the work for your claim?
You may not have noticed, but some review/tech sites are now saying they can't get Skylake iGPU to run DX12 games.
Maybe your personal feelings about Intel has clouded your judgement, but a company with that much profit, failing to deliver on a key hardware feature promise, and you continue to defend Intel, blaming devs. It really shows where you stand.
It requires a DX12 path for Intel IGPs to work. Just as we have down to SKU level optimizations for Nvidia and AMD.
Good luck with future unsupported GPUs in DX12 games