Hey guys, Im really getting frustrated with this one. I just bought a new 15in with retina and installed windows to game a little on it. So basically games using Directx 11 with windows 7 bootcamp won't not work at all. The games load, but the moment Directx 11 takes over in the menus weird things start happening and the games are unplayable. I believe they all come down to a problem recognizing resolution but reinstalling my gpu driver has done nothing and im now at a loss. 2 games. Diablo III, the mouse doesn't show it moving and is just frozen, but moving the mouse around results in things highlighting even though the mouse on the screen is still frozen in one spot(I know diablo runs on mac but ive heard its better on pc). And Crysis 2, huge resolution issues, not going fullscreen properly, mouse again not moving. When I turned directx off in crysis (it has the option unlike diablo 3) everything started working smoothly. So I ask, what on earth is going on???

Thanks everyone!

Garrett

MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2), bootcamp using Windows 7 64bit

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Asio Vs Mme Directx

Early 2011 Macbook Pro 4GB Ram 15' Mountain Lion OS X 10.8.1 Windows 7 Home Premium I have bootcamp going and have installed windows 7. Most things are running on the windows 7 just fine. My issue is with games from places like BigFish and PopCap. They all give me errors saying there is no. Still need to know the operating system version that your iMac is running. As Rudegar has commented, there isn't a version of DirectX for the Mac operating system. It would have to be installed under Windows. For that, you basically have two choices: Create a Boot Camp partition and install Windows there,. MME, WASAPI, and WDM are Windows OS-specific audio drivers. With these drivers, audio is streamed through the OS, which is then sent to an internal sound card or external audio interface. ASIO, on the other hand, streams the audio directly into the interface without the OS needing to process it first. USB audio class compliant for plug-and-play operation on Mac (no driver required) Windows driver with 2.5 ms Round Trip Latency (32 sample buffer at 96 kHz) Mac driver (optional, for 2.5 ms RTL@32/96 kHz and loopback feature) iOS compatible (USB audio class compliant) Driver loopback for capturing host output, live streaming and podcasting. Also focusrite drivers suck, and windows driver system sucks. Many people have problems with windows and focusrite drivers. Thats why i recommend people to stay away from the low end focusrites if they use windows. It works on mac because mac uses its own drivers for the interface and macs drivers.

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Please note: These drivers are not necessary for normal Mobius functionality and do not need to be installed unless ASIO drivers are specifically required.

We are pleased to announce a new driver for Audeze Mobius. The driver provides an ASIO compliant interface that integrates with 32 and 64 bit Windows 7 and up as a standard WDM/DirectX compatible sound device.

To meet professional audio requirements, the driver is optimized for low latency and low CPU load. The driver provides a bit-perfect playback option and control panel in which buffer depths can be adjusted by the user to optimize settings for their system. The control panel also includes a volume mixer that allows the individual channel volume to be adjusted.

Download Instructions:

Mme Directx Driver Download

In order to download the ASIO driver you will need to create an Audeze account and add the driver to your cart. Once you have completed the checkout process you will receive a download link in your email. The ASIO driver is free and you will not be charged at any point during this process.