Since The Division was free to play over the weekend, this allowed some sites, like the Computerbase.de, to take a look at the performance gains across platforms and show the amount of performance gain on some AMD DirectX 12-capable graphics cards, including Radeon R9 Fury X, RX 480, GTX 1080 and GTX 1060.

Unfortunately, it appears that AMD GPUs are still the only ones that get any improvements from DirectX 12 API as Nvidia GPUs still work better with DirectX 11 API.

At lower 1080p resolution, AMD GPUs are up to 9 percent faster with DirectX 12 API while Nvidia GTX 1080 is around 13 percent faster. The problem is the GTX 1060, which is actually slower with DirectX 12 API, by about 4 percent.

At higher 1440p and 2160p resolutions, the gain with DirectX 12 API is really low on the AMD Radeon GPUs while both the GTX 1080 and the GTX 1060 are actually slower.

According to Computerbase.de, the implementation of the DirectX 12 API in The Division is quite good and there haven't been any usual technical problems. Hopefully, Nvidia will get its head into the DirectX 12 game and manage to get ahead of DirectX 12 implementation, giving its users something to look forward to.