DirectX 12 for Windows 10 could allow GPUs from NVIDIA and AMD to work in one PC

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A new rumor about DirectX 12, the upcoming graphics API from Microsoft that will be include with the launch of Windows 10, suggests that it will allow graphics cards from both NVIDIA and AMD to be used in one PC gaming rig.

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