Microsoft is bringing the DirectStorage API to Windows 10 to speed up gaming

Microsoft is taking steps to improve game performance in Windows 10 by implementing some of the Velocity Architecture used by the Xbox Series X. Specifically, Microsoft is bringing the DirectStorage API to Windows 10 to help overcome NVMe bandwidth bottlenecks. With compatible hardware, the change will not only mean that games load faster, but also that graphics can be even more detailed. See also: Microsoft blocks the installation of Windows 10 version 2004 on laptops with LTE modems Microsoft pushes out KB4023057 yet again to force Windows 10 feature updates Microsoft releases Windows Terminal Preview 1.3 with advanced tab switcher, new… [Continue Reading]