I say all fanboy are delusional.

What’s funny about that?

Are you retarded?

Very good point! DX12 delivers the tools to access the hardware in a different way and more efficent. Some features in which devs may have to invest a lot of time may now be done in a fraction of the time. It is not about making the hardware magically more powerful but getting an other level of performance out of the same hardware.

This informative video of Asynchronous Shaders from AMD is an example of how you improve GPU tasks on the same hardware just by programming in a different way:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3dUhep0rBs

Clearly PS4 also has ACEs and they even got more of them but DX12 may be a tool to make it easy accessible to devs. Further this is just one example on how to improve usage of current hardware.
DX12 will alter the way game engines are programed, thus reaching a new level of performance on the same hardware and most importantly on PC and Xbox (and PS4 if they create/use an DX12/Vulcan like API).

I see you have the need to own an Xbox one… just save money to buy one.

PC can’t run Bloodborne because PC doesn’t have the complex API. Name the bugs in Bloodborne and what does loading times have to do with it?

Bloodborne is superior from a technical perspective than any Xbox One game.

Bloodborne isn’t coming to PC because PC gaming is trash.

Bloodborne beats every Xbox One game in visual technical prowess easilly. Bloodborne use a lot of physics, poly counts, and AI in a full native 1080p display at 30 frames. Framerate drops are mainly in multiplayer. That is because Bloodborne uses low level. Nothing on Xbox One compares.

Since when does loading times matter when talking about graphics idiot? It’s clear you don’t have a clue.

“The reason why devs say DX12 won’t do much is because they are basing their opinion on the current hardware in the XB1.”

Actually they base their opinion on the foundation of the current software’s for game development. We’re talking graphic engines & developer code when they harness these outdated engines to build their games. These old methods are no longer sufficent compared to newer ways of doing things. The situation is that MSFT build XB1 with these newer methods in mind. DX11 was always meant to be just a step leading up something bigger & better. Just like mantle for some devs, was just a step towards something bigger and better (DX12). DX12 gives access to GPU HARDWARE features & infrastructure for more advanced applications. Keywords being hardware for advanced applications. That’s pretty much telling that their is parts of the GPU that devs are locked out from because they don’t have the right tools to access them. That’s where DX12 come in, granting access to more advanced features. Its all there in black n white.

I agree, Bloodborne is nice looking but nothing next level and horrid loading times and full of bugs. That game needs to hit PC for full glory of grafix.