"VULKAN" content on TweakTown - Page 1

Real-time ray-tracing with just a CPU is possible with the latest Mesa CPU-based Vulkan driver, but performance is terrible without hardware acceleration.

Intel's desktop Arc A580 graphics card turns up in Ashes of the Singularity Vulkan API benchmark run, with an Intel engineering sample CPU.

NVIDIA updates Shadowplay with support for OpenGL and Vulkan.

3DMark now includes DX12 and Vulkan comparison test.

Khronos Group reiterates its stance on Vulkan: not just for Windows 10, but Windows 7/8.1, and Linux.

Cloud Imperium Games moves away from DX12, and into the arms of Vulkan for Star Citizen.

Vulkan will only support multiple GPUs in Windows 10, dropping Windows 7/8.1 operating systems.

60% performance improvement in Unity thanks to Vulkan API.

Crytek reveals CryEngine roadmap for August and beyond, includes support for DirectX 12 and Vulkan.

id Software commits to using Asynchronous Compute 'even more extensively' with idTech6 engine.

Doom gets Vulkan support, huge performance boost according to AMD.

Beta update adds Vulkan support to DOTA 2 for improved performance.

AMD's latest drivers feature optimizations for Total War: Warhammer, Overwatch, improve Crossfire support.

DOTA 2 performance about to get better with Vulkan support, update expected to launch very soon.

Low-level APIs like DirectX 12 means it's the glory days of the 90s all over again for programmers, says Crytek.

Homefront: The Revolution has been confirmed to be launching on OS X and Linux, though they've delayed that until after the initial release.

'You never know whether we will do DirectX 12 or Vulkan first,' says Cloud Imperium Chairman.

AMD is holding an AMA session on Reddit about next-gen GPUs, VR, DX12, and more.

Vulkan is finally here and ready to take on DirectX 12, letting all platforms enjoy higher potential for better looking games that perform better.

Did you know there's a new Serious Sam on the way?

GDC talk outs DirectX 12 as Hitman API, Vulkan might be in the mix, too.

NVIDIA is starting to support Vulkan even more by hosting a developer day on the 19th. They want to teach the tricks of the trade to make games awesome.

The Khronos Group's next generation graphics API is almost upon us. They're on the home stretch of development.

Valve isn't that interested in DX12, but it has big faith in the Vulkan API.

Magicka 2 developer says 'DX12 is a big improvement over DX11' and that Vulkan should have everyone very excited.