Ubisoft says it is moving Rainbow Six Siege to DirectX 12 as it gets ready for Operation Prep Phase and the incoming Siege X ...

Ubisoft is moving Rainbow Six Siege over to DirectX12, meaning DX11 video cards will no longer be able to play the game, as teams prep new Siege X update.

NVIDIA GPU owners will be affected the most because SteamOS Game Mode won't work at all, there will be issues with variable refresh rate (VRR) displays and high dynamic range (HDR). DirectX 12 ...

The first and foremost step to fix DX12 FPS drops in Rainbow Six Siege is to update your graphics card drivers. The drivers often need to be manually downloaded after a game’s update, and not doing so ...

The main reason to play Operation Prep Phase are this season's exclusive Celebration Packs. These have been released to the ...

Maybe, just maybe, this is the beginning of the end to the old joke that Macs can’t play AAA games. As Warren explains, Apple’s DirectX 12 support is thanks to a patch to Wine that the company ...

Essentially, many old games use the "legacy-blt" presentation model to render frames on your display. Although DirectX 12 (DX12) already takes advantage of a new presentation mode called "flip ...

Alongside the release of Operation Prep Phase, which will mark the start of Rainbow Six Siege's Year 10 and will bring a new ...

Diablo IV (DX12) may intermittently crash while toggling Ray Tracing settings during gameplay. Doom Eternal (VK) may exhibit intermittent flickering corruption in the game menu and during gameplay.