"Meanwhile, Microsoft's Xbox One has been well received but has been criticized for being measurably behind Sony's Playstation 4 in terms of game performance. Microsoft has responded with DirectX 12. With relatively little effort by developers, upcoming Xbox One games, PC Games and Windows Phone games will see a doubling in graphics performance.
Suddenly, that Xbox One game that struggled at 720p will be able to reach fantastic performance at 1080p. For developers, this is a game changer."
"XBox One is the biggest beneficiary; it effectively gives every Xbox One owner a new GPU that is twice as fast as the old one."
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Every Direct X increase has come at the cost of a requirement for increased hardware power.
PC users have had to deal with this by buying more powerful cards every time since DX9 changed.
If the Xbox is struggling with DX11, DX12 will destroy it, not increase its' power for god sake.
You also need a DX# enabled card to even run it, and I'm pretty sure the Xbox card is DX11 only.
Good read, I understand it better now!
This might improve the Xbox One a bit, but it is not going to double it. We won't really know how much of an improvement it will be until they actually use it on an Xbone game. Just wait and see. No way is it going to double the efficiency of the GPU if you think you are delusional