Windows Vista. DirectX is an API, not a program, and as such it has no specific requirements. To use DirectX 10 hardware features, you need a capable video card.
DirectX 10 is the newest standard.
yes, directX 10 should be fine
No NVIDIA 9600GT only supports DirectX 10..
Directx 11 can be downloaded from microsoft.com. It will be available on the Microsoft download center. if you are using Windows it can be downloaded for free here www.tomsguide.com/us/download/DirectX,0301-2158.html
There is no ways to uninstall DirectX, it is integrated as a part of graphical sub-system of the Microsoft's operation systems. Officially, the way to uninstall DirectX is to either use System Restore to roll back to the time when you still did not have this version of DirectX on your system, or to reinstall your system and then not install DirectX 9. Many third party uninstallers are also available but most of them are buggy, if you use one, use it carefully.
Windows Vista. DirectX is an API, not a program, and as such it has no specific requirements. To use DirectX 10 hardware features, you need a capable video card.
There is no need to download DirectX 3. Versions of DirectX up to DirectX 9 are backwards-compatible. So if you have one version, you can use games and programs that require a previous version. Besides, the DirectX 3 installerwasmeant to be used only on Windows 95, and would probably cause problems if installed on later versions.
A DirectX 9 or better graphics card is required to use the Aero Glass interface.
DirectX 10 is the newest standard.
No. The hardware in the card only supports DirectX 6 interfaces. You can use it with later versions of DirectX, but games that rely on hardware rendering of newer versions will probably not work.
No. You may be able to use it with a DirectX 9 game, but the hardware does not support it, so you would have to use software rendering.
DirectX 8.1 is old and unsupported. You would be better served by upgrading your directX.
There is no need to download DirectX for Vista. it already bundles the latest version of DirectX.
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DirectX was created by Microsoft as a means of handling multimedia within their Windows operating system. As such it serves no purpose on a Mac; unless you are running Windows on the Mac.
DirectX is not about your operating system but it's about video card you have. Video cards available today support DirectX 11 and as far as you have drivers for such video card your will support DirectX. Make sure that you update DirectX.