I know a card that has a pixel shader 4.0. It's also only $99.99. It's called the nvidia 9800. Hoping this is handy.
It supports shader model 4.1
Nvidia 8000 series supports shader model 4.0 & directX 10 DirectX 9 comes with shader model 3.0 Heres where you can buy one. A store that sells NEW video cards. Since we are now on DirectX 11 shader model 5 I think. ANY video card made with the past 3 years or so.
You buy a new video card with a higher shader model then the one you have you can update that shader is determinant by your gpu and video ram
Update to the latest version of DirectX.However:Unless your video card currently supports Shader Model 2, on the hardware level, the video card will not be able to process Shader Model 2's instructions.You will need to use a Shader model 2 capable card, this is a card which accelerates DirectX 9.0A.(nVidia started with Shader Model 2 cards with its 5000 series and above)(ATI Started with its SM2 cards with their Radeon 9000 series)
A Pixel Shader is not something that can be downloaded. It is a feature of the hardware on your video card. If your video card does not contain the hardware for this Pixel Shader, then you must purchase a new video card.
Riot reccomends a DirectX 9.0 capable video card that supports Shader 2.0
No, it doesn't. You can find more information here http://www.rage3d.com/print.php?article=/reviews/video/aiw9600p
i want a program to add vertexshrader and pixel 1.1 to my driver .
first of all, bad grammar! Yes, geforce 256 mb supports pixel shader 2.0. I'm talking about nVidia Geforce g 105m video card
Pixel shader is a graphics processing techonology, and as such, it's not something you can just buy and install in your computer. However, if your computer has an available video card slot (PCI-express or perhaps even AGP 8x) you can purchase and install a video card in the computer that supports Pixel Shader processing.
Yes, it supports upto Pixel Shader 3.0, so you can easily run Vista Ultimate Aero, and new games.
Any video card that supports DirectX 9c.Nvidia cards have gone through 10 series since shader model 3.0 has been supported. This means that we now have new models starting in 6, but if you go back to the older models past 500, 100, 9000, to the old 6000 series, these cards support Shader model 3.0.One of the first ATI cards to support directX 9c and shader model 3.0 was the x1600, now we are on the Mobility 7000 series.All video cards made within the past 6 years should support it.