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DirectX is a collection of high performance APIs (application
programming interfaces) that handle the tasks related to video/audio
multimedia and game programming on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Consisted from modules that control their own individual spheres of
gaming (Direct3D for 3D graphics, DirectDraw for 2d graphics,
DirectMusic for music, DirectPlay for connectivity between user and PC,
DirectSound for sound processing, and more), this API package provides
perfect environment for both creating and playing innovative software
that can be reproduced on every type of PC hardware configurationsimaginable.
The Microsoft DirectX® End-User Runtime provides updates all up to its latest version of 9.0c, giving you access to the core Windows® technology which powers vast majority of high-speed multimedia and games on PC. While Windows 7 is fully compatible with games and hardware that use older versions of DirectX, the new DirectX 9.0c features are available with a DirectX 11 compatible graphics card and games designed to take advantage of this new technology.
Having the latest version of DirectX installed on your PC is a paramount for having streamlined experience with not only multimedia and gaming, but also for enabling your Windows to provide all the necessary software support for all kinds of applications who are heavily relying on DirectX APIs for interfacing their code with the countless variations of hardware that modern users have in their home PCs, laptops and X86 Windows-based tablets. While modern versions of Windows such as Windows 7 and Windows 8 already have the latest versions of DirectX preinstalled, older versions of windows need to have latest packages manually installed.
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Link (1): DirectX 9.0c (June 2010)
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