How to Use DirectStorage in Windows 10

To use DirectStorage in Windows 10, you just need the right hardware and version of Windows. The requirements for DirectStorage are an NVMe SSD and a graphics card that supports DirectX 12 and Shader Model 6.0. You don't need to enable DirectStorage; it'll work if your PC meets the requirements.

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