This is a video of a Benchmark with DirectX 11 mode on a Radeon HD 5970 done with the demo of the game Dirt 2 on a high-end PC just to see what you can expect to get from the game running with high level of detail… It seems that DX 11 support does not provide significantly noticeable difference while racing with high speed in the game, although there re visible difference that can be noticed with a closer inspection. The Benchmark Result is from AMD Athlon II @ 2,6 GHz, ATI Radeon HD 5970, 4GB DDR3 1333 MHz, Windows 7 Professional system running Dirt 2 in 1680×1050 Resolution, Ultra Quality Preset, No Multisampling. The resulting framerate is 45,4 FPS Average (frames per second) which is quite low considering the video card being used, but it is normal considering that we are using DirectX 11 with all the additional details enabled…
Here is a split screen video of the game Dirt 2 done with a DirectX 9 (GeForce GTX 275) and DirectX 11 (Radeon HD 5970)… notice that the Benchmark is not the same on the left and on the right side. This is because there are a lot of different things changed in each run of the benchmark, so it is hard to get the exact same race repeated twice. Anyway, you can also notice that there is not much of a noticeable difference when using DirectX 9 and DirectX 11 renderer in the game… anyway take a closer look on the people around the track, the water on the road, the waving cloth and the shadows. how to get prescription drugs without a prescription Dirt 2 is just another disappointment after STALKER: Call of Pripyat. Colin McRae: Dirt 2 is also not the killer DirectX 11 game a lot of people are waiting for!
The life before DirectX 11 (footage from the classic game Road Fighter) and the life after DirectX 11 (footage from Collin McRae DIRT 2)… DirectX 11 leaves every Road Fighter in the DIRT
