ufid.blogg.se - Forza motorsport 6 apex pc gtx 1070

Experience the world of Forza on Windows 10 PCs for free, with many of the best racing experiences that “Forza Motorsport 6” has to offer, as well as Forza’s trademark innovations such as Drivatar™ opponents and Forzavista™ cars – each with working cockpits and full damage.

Built for Windows 10 PCs with DirectX 12, and powered by the state-of-the-art ForzaTech™ graphics and physics engine, this free Forza experience features all new race modes designed to showcase the thrill of “Forza Motorsport 6: Apex" in breathtaking graphics at up to 4K resolution. "Forza Motorsport 6: Apex” brings the award-winning Forza franchise to Windows 10.

The Windows 10 Anniversary Update can be found here. (Note that I have left out nV GTX 1060, as it is not available yet, and GTX 1080, as that is priced too high.This visually stunning, free introduction to Forza Motorsport requires a PC built for gaming with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. The only option is to physically remove the discrete (DX11) GPU if you plan on playing Forza 6 Apex - or replace it with a DX12 discrete GPU.įortunately, that IS becoming an option with the sheer number of available DX12 GPUs currently shipping at a range of prices from super-pricey to mainstream (nVidia GTX 750 and 750 Ti still command the super-cheap end of the range, followed by GTX 950/960, AMD RX480, nV GTX 970/980, AMD R9 390/390x, and nV GTX 1070. In "hybrid mode" (used by Intel's QuickSync - which is normally my default, as I use it for ), my discrete GPU is the default understandably, Forza 6 Apex balks at that (in fact, it spits out AP203/AP204 errors whenever a DX11 GPU is detected - including hybrid mode).

I'm currently on a PC that has both an Intel Haswell GPU (specifically the Intel G3258) and a DX11 - not DX12 - discrete GPU that is normally the default.īoth GPUs (integrated and discrete) support DirectX feature set 11_0 however, only the Intel GPU supports DX12 (feature set 11_1). The issue is NOT the Intel graphics per se - not at all. I have Core i3 6320, DDR4 16GB, an SSD, but NO GPU!