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Windows 11: Microsoft Teams up with NVIDIA, AMD and Intel to Track Down DirectX Bugs
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Windows 11: Microsoft teams up with NVIDIA, AMD and Intel to track down DirectX bugs
With its new DirectX preview for Windows 11, Microsoft wants to tackle one of the most troublesome problems in PC gaming: GPU crashes that are difficult to understand, and sometimes impossible to reproduce. Thanks to DirectX Dump Files, currently in preview for developers, Windows could generate an exploitable file when a TDR occurs (Timeout Detection and Recovery), that is to say when the graphics processor of the machine stops responding and m…
Microsoft tests DirectX Dump Files, a new GPU crash report format designed for game developers. The goal is to make DirectX crashes easier to analyze, regardless of the graphics card used.
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