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The Xbox could have been named 11-X, original WEP and DirectX Box codenames revealed - The Verge
DirectX 12 Ultimate is the Missing Xbox Series X Link - Thurrott.com
DirectX 12 Ultimate: Microsoft seeks to align Xbox, PC graphics - Graphics - News - HEXUS.net
DirectX 12 is coming next year, but it probably won't help Xbox One games run at 1080p - ExtremeTech
Microsoft: DirectX 12 will not dramatically improve Xbox One | KitGuru
Microsoft Unveils DirectX 12 Ultimate: The GPU Feature Set For the Next Generation of Games
The DirectX Box - YouTube
Xbox/Direct X-box | TheVideoGameDatabase Wiki | Fandom
Sabías que... el nombre de Xbox deriva de DirectX? ~ El Trastero del Gamer
DirectX 11.2 will be a Windows 8.1 and Xbox One exclusive: Microsoft dangles the upgrade carrot - ExtremeTech
DirectX 12 Ultimate is here to level up the graphics on your Windows PC and Xbox Series X | Windows Central
DirectX 11.2 will be exclusive to Windows 8.1 and Xbox One | VG247
The DirectX Box | Otto Berkes' weblog
How DirectX 12 Ultimate supercharges graphics on Windows PCs and Xbox | PCWorld
Microsoft creó Xbox One teniendo en cuenta DirectX 12
Xbox was to be named DirectX Box
Fix Xbox Game Bar Error Your System Does Not Support DirectX 12 Ultimate on Supported System - YouTube
Unity Now Supports DirectX 12 on Xbox One, Enabling Performance Improvements Across the Board
Here's Why We Won't See DirectX 12 in Action This Year | eTeknix
Fix Xbox Game Bar Error Your System Does Not Support DirectX 12 Ultimate on Supported System - DigiStatement
Xbox (console) - Wikipedia
Big ideas, big titles and a big controller: the curious story behind the original Xbox | GamesRadar+
Tom Warren on Twitter: "Microsoft released the first Xbox 18 years ago today in the US. The Xbox name is a reference to "DirectX Box" https://t.co/7B6fQZ6isk" / Twitter
DirectX 12 Ultimate brings Xbox Series X features to PC gaming | Ars Technica
