"Nvidia Geforce 6800 <-- is what my Pc came with and it supports DirectX 10."

Proof? Every information source, including nVidia, along with the release date, says it does not support DX10.  And if you had read my post, you would see only the nVidia 8000 series supports DX10.  You guys got a bad habbit of saying things just to cover your backs.

"The Radeon HD 4870 is able to match the GeForce GTX 260's performance using the DirectX 9 render path, but when the DirectX 10 render path is used, the Radeon is crippled and the GeForce keeps on truckin'." -tomshardware

"Intrigued by these results, we asked a Capcom representative to connect us with the game's programmers to find out exactly what kind of extra processing was going on under DirectX 10, and what we should look for in order to qualify it. It took the firm a little while to get an answer for us due to some translation issues, but it responded with the following note:" -tomshardware

"Sorry, but the response from the team is not very exciting: simple answer for both, [no] new content, or shaders, [or] effects added to Direct[X] 10." -capcom

"Benefits for the DirectX 10 users: nothing special, no enhancement.

I can tell you that Nvidia's GeForce 3D Vision LCD glasses require DX10, so there's a definite need to be on Vista in order to see the incredible 3D effects in action."

This explains a lot, actually: we're not seeing any difference between the DirectX 9 and 10 screenshots because there's no difference to see.

With this in mind, there's certainly no reason for anyone to play this game in DirectX 10 mode, except for GeForce owners who are using Nvidia's GeForce 3D Vision LCD glasses." -tomshardware

Perhaps the most interesting result of our investigation is the revelation that the DirectX 10 option does not offer any enhanced visuals whatsoever, even though it cripples Radeon cards and slows the GeForces a bit. -tomshardware

www.tomshardware.com/reviews/resident-ev...

Test System Used:

CPU

Intel Core i7-920 (Nehalem),
2.67 GHz, QPI-2400, 8 MB Cache

Motherboard

ASRock X58 Supercomputer
Intel X58, BIOS P1.90

Networking
Onboard Realtek Gigabit LAN controller

Memory

Mushkin PC3-10700
3 x 2,048 MB, DDR3-1066, CL 8-8-8-19 at 1.8 V

Graphics

ASUS ENGTX 260 MT

Radeon HD 4870

Hard Drive

Western Digital Caviar WD50 00AAJS-00YFA,
500 GB, 7,200 RPM, 8 MB cache, SATA 3.0 GB/s

Power

Thermaltake Toughpower 1200W
1,200 W, ATX 12V 2.2, EPS 12v 2.91

Operating System
Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit 6.0.6001, SP1

DirectX versionDirectX 10

Graphics Drivers

Nvidia ForceWare 190.38, ATI Catalyst 9.8

I have asked nicely for the moderators who so eagerly responded to my first posts for some proof to their claims, yet even after they have responded to numerous posts after the fact, my questions remain unanswered.  I have discussed with many of my colleges as to why this may be, and the general consensus seems to be that the moderators here are simply peons who are being told to say things that arent necessarily true.  The general reason for this would normally be to prevent them from looking bad to the public, bad for buisness.  However, the more facts I uncover, it seems that it has the opposite effect. I will indeed keep digging and digging untill someone from capcom who knows what they are actually talking about answeres some of my, and many of the other peoples questions.

Hey guys

Just thought i would let you know i have this problem to, haven't tried the game in DX9 (Ive recently upgraded from windows XP and played the game in DX9 on that OS and had no problems what so ever) Im now on Windows 7 32 Bit Home Edition playing in DX10 and get the black screens however the first cutscene worked fine lol.

Specs:

ATI 4770

INTEL E5200

2GB RAM