Most computers sold in the past several years have graphics cards supporting DirectX 11 and the latest version of the API, DirectX 12, that came out in 2015. Fortnite season 10 is just weeks away.

AMD have outed their latest DirectX 11 compatible video card, the ATI Radeon HD 5570, and it's specifically targeted at those with low profile cases.

DirectX 12 has been around for a few years, but some games still use DirectX 11. We break down differences between the graphics APIs so you know which to use.

The company is still working on making all DirectX 11 games compatible with the rearchitected driver. So for now, the company only has benchmarks for a select catalog of DirectX 11 games.

Starting with Season 10, the PC version of Fortnite will require a graphics card capable of running DirectX 11, according to Epic Games.

Microsoft hasn't been blowing smoke -- DirectX 12 truly delivers the performance improvements Redmond has been promising. Preliminary testing within!

There will also be additional DirectX 11 compatible tessellation and high-res texture packs, which can be downloaded separately to improve world geometry and surface detail throughout the game.

Microsoft also disclosed that DirectX 11 will add features to existing DirectX 10-compatible hardware, though it was not immediately clear what those features may be.