This morning, Nvidia released a knowledge base article stating that while Fermi compatibility is still coming, it doesn’t support DirectX 12 quite yet, as first reported by Anandtech. Of particular note, Nvidia promised DirectX 12 compatibility for older graphics cards based off its Fermi GPUs-namely, the GeForce 400- and 500-series. Nvidia: GeForce 600-, 700-, and 900-series graphics cards, GTX Titan series
Core) processorsĪMD: Radeon HD 7000-series graphics cards, Radeon HD 8000-series graphics cards, Radeon R7- and R9-series graphics cards, and the following APUs (which meld CPU and GPU on a single chip): AMD A4/A6/A8/A10-7000 APUs (codenamed “Kaveri”), AMD A6/A8/A10 PRO-7000 APUs (codenamed “Kaveri”), AMD E1/A4/A10 Micro-6000 APUs (codenamed “Mullins”), AMD E1/E2/A4/A6/A8-6000 APUs (codenamed “Beema”)
All new graphics cards, like the EVGA GTX 980 FTW and the Asus Strix Fury, support DirectX 12.
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