We’ll continue to keep you posted as we approach this change!Ītleast this time the excuse is more reasonable To these ends, Warframe will be ending DirectX 10 support in January 2021. Systems that are up-to-date and supported by the companies that make them meet our security needs.

Graphics-card manufacturers have long-since discontinued driver-updates for DirectX 10-class cards as they focus on more modern hardware. On top of development and quality motivations, we want to make sure Warframe is stable and secure for players. Adding visual features like Deferred Rendering to our ever-evolving game and supporting new optimizations are possible because of these changes! We want to make sure Warframe’s development is never limited, especially when we consider future DirectX versions. In 2018, we announced that Warframe’s minimum supported specs were changing with an aim to make full use of the robust capabilities offered by DirectX 11. We hope to give you as much notice as possible! More info soon! When we have a date set, I'll let you know in this thread.Ĭhanges are coming to Warframe’s Minimum Supported Specs that will affect Tenno running DirectX 10. January 2021 is here! The team planned to end Direct X 10 support this month, but it might stick around a little while longer as these plans are tied to The Great Ensmallening. Internet: Broadband Internet Connection.Graphics: DirectX 11+ compatible video card.Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo e6400 or AMD Athlon 圆4 4000+ (~2.2Ghz dual core CPU).Operating System: Windows 7 64-Bit (32-bit not supported).With this change, Warframe’s official minimum specs are now: Our team is watching the PC build closely today to make sure any bugs that might appear are quickly squashed! We apologize for not having given a specific date sooner. DX10 was removed today with the launch of Ensmallening Part 3: Mesh Accuracy + Sound Fidelity.

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